Creating new load data for Lee loadall 2

In this video, I show how I create custom load data for the Lee load all 2 for powders that are not listed in their published data. The three powders I worked on were TiteWad, TiteGroup, and LongShot. This method can be used with ANY powder as long as you have the VMD for that powder and the volume of the bushing in question. I hope this helps someone who is trying to load a particular powder with their machine. Stay safe.

[michaelchilders]

Great information. I would love to have a copy of your data sheet.

[Sinatra]

If only I paid more attention in middle school math class!!

[billofalltrades]

I just started reloading and the powder that was available was longshot, I appreciate you taking the time to do this, I'll have to make or buy filler cards to take up space.
Once again thanks, I have this video saved for reference.

[martinschulz]

I loaded thousands of shells with mine when I was a kid. For regular hunting, this machine with its "limited load data" is more than enough. An Expensive loader will not help you bag more game. Many times when I'm in a sporting goods store I walk over and look at the reloading equipment just to look at the Lee Precision products. I've noticed in a busy market with many marketing gimmicks, they tend to simplify things, solve problems and make affordable products. Good video.

[johnshandloading]

I am glad you talked about column height. I was wondering what I needed to do if the shells were too short.

[twoowls]

I'm just getting into reloading and will be starting off with the Lee Load All 2. Did some loading with a buddy about 40 years ago, but not since. I've been watching a lot of videos looking for tips and tricks. Yours is the first I've seen that makes sense on load datasheets. Being a data guy (retired systems analyst) your info was easy to replicate in Excel. Thanks for sharing.

[anthonyflannery]

Lee's bushings generally throw light charges. Used load all for 15 years, now have MEC and the bushings throw light also. Need a scale to check

[pareloader]

Where the hell were you when I was in math class!!!?

[robertboyd]

Thanks for posting as I had just ordered some Tite Wad and wondered how to convert it

[bixby]

Great video. I've gone through stuff like this using shotgun powders for pistol loads and figuring my own data out for unlisted loadings. Always start min - 10% and be cautious. Just got into shotgun reloading and was scratching my head with the Lee Load All I got for Christmas. I was starting down the same road for 8lbs of Titegroup I picked up years ago but your math makes the job much easier since I have that Lee Reloading book.

[TechMechRandom]

Hodgdon has a chart for Lee's (updated as of 2023). You can access it from Lee Precision or Hodgdon's reloading data.

[brutalbob]

Very good video Mr. Murphy, I bet it helps a lot of reloaders. Take Care, God Bless, STAY SAFE

[glennluteraan]

100% valuable info in today's limited supply market. Thank you so much!!! I sent an email requesting your spreadsheet.

[dontblink]

Outstanding!!!! I just sent an email requesting the spreadsheet. Thank you!

[paulinebrogne]

Hello Murphy to open a cartridge with a convex cone I take a wine corkscrew you insert the point by turning the corkscrew it is not enough then like a cork cork to pull and the whole comes out without problem, the plastic of the hull is spared.

[gerardogutierrez]

I just purchased 3 pounds of titegroup and I was going to use it to load 12g. Thanks for the video! I would definitely have a copy of your load data if it’s possible!

[RayHoeger-howu]

Great information. I would love to have a copy of your data sheet. Makes is so easy to be safe.

[MichaelSmith-ejki]

Liked the video. I am looking at getting a lee load all and would love to get a copy of the data sheet in your video. Thanks in advance.

[Bhakhanda]

Longshot powder is great for many pistol calibers too fyi. One of the best for 357Sig and 10mm.

[bridgerinstitute]

Thanks so much for putting the video together. I would love to get a copy of your data sheet if possible.