Gun Collectors Dream Auction #84 June 13th & 14th

A Collection of Lee Precision Breech Lock Challenger Reloading Equipment and Accessories

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Start price: $10

Estimated price: $100 - $150

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Description

This lot features a comprehensive collection of reloading equipment, primarily centered around the Lee Precision Breech Lock Challenger single-stage press system. The centerpiece is the red-finished O-frame Breech Lock Challenger press, accompanied by its black handle assembly with a round wooden ball knob. Included in the collection are several boxed components, including a Lee Safety Powder Scale, a Lee Auto-Prime hand priming tool, and a red plastic storage case containing an eleven-piece Lee Auto-Prime shell holder set. The lot further includes a Lee Perfect Powder Measure with a red hopper and integrated funnel, a clear plastic drop tube, and a red powder funnel. Several tools remain in their original retail blister packaging, specifically a Lee chamfer tool item 90109, a primer pocket cleaner item 90101, and a case trimmer cutter and lock stud item 90110. Additional accessories include a 2 oz. tube of Lee resizing lubricant, five loose shell holders, various small parts in plastic bags, and a green-bodied RCBS kinetic bullet puller. Original instructional literature for the Breech Lock Challenger and the Perfect Powder Measure are present. Key markings include the manufacturer name Lee and logo prominently displayed on the press, boxes, and retail packaging, with the manuals clearly identifying the models.


Condition report:

The items in this lot generally appear to be in good to excellent condition, with several tools still in their original retail packaging or storage boxes. The red finish on the reloading press remains largely intact with minimal signs of wear. The scale, primer tool, and powder measure components appear well-maintained. The loose shell holders and trimmer components show no significant oxidation. We have not function-tested the equipment.