Hand priming tool.

[blinderthanascope]

Threw my Lee primer seaters away 10 years ago; bought a K&M. Its slow - one at a time - but works well.

that's what I have,gun) very smooth and well built solid steel will never wear out

 

[Tesoro]

You might be right but sometimes I think Murphy's Law was written for me.
It would be my luck I'd be the only one ever to contaminate a primer in competition or worse with a trophy Whitetail in my cross hairs.

For those i would wash my hands real good!

 

[Rogmay]

I have the 21st primer, touch every primer with my fingers, never taken the extra step to wash my hands and by the targets my F-class gun just shot with load development this past weekend, well pretty sure I would worry about the contamination!

 

[eshorebwhntr]

If you do a lot of shooting and reloading I would go with the RCBS bench primer. Fill the tubes 100 at a time and you can roll through brass pretty quickly and your hands don't get fatigued at all and I think it gives you more control and a better feel. I clamp mine to the edge of the bench so that when I'm done I can get it out of the way. I've been very happy with mine.

If you don't do a high volume of shooting the cheaper cost of the hand primers may suit you better.

 

[Sully2]

If you do a lot of shooting and reloading I would go with the RCBS bench primer. Fill the tubes 100 at a time and you can roll through brass pretty quickly and your hands don't get fatigued at all and I think it gives you more control and a better feel. I clamp mine to the edge of the bench so that when I'm done I can get it out of the way. I've been very happy with mine.

If you don't do a high volume of shooting the cheaper cost of the hand primers may suit you better.

You got that right on! I gave up on those hand primers mainly because of arthritis in the hands to a minor extend and the downright fact I can prime many more with the benchtop primer machine that I could ever have dreamed of with the one handed primer tool

 

[Varmintnv]

I used an old style Lee without a primer tray for years, until it finally wore out. I'm used to priming one at a time, so I bought the Sinclair priming tool. It wasn't cheap, but it's an awesome piece of equipment. I too handle every primer with my hands, and after many thousands of rounds, I have never had a dud. Keep your hands dry and you'll never have a problem.

 

[alcesgigas]

I've used a few different primer tools, but five years ago I bought a 21st Century primer tool and it's the best, easiest, and most consistent depth setter I've ever used or seen. I cannot imagine a better made seater at any price.