Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Large Cartridge Catcher - High Capacity Reloading Accessory
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The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Large Cartridge Catcher is a high-capacity brass collection accessory designed to work with the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press. If you're running serious reloading volume, this upgrade tackles one of the workflow friction points: stopping frequently to empty a standard catcher. This larger unit collects up to one-third more loaded rounds before it needs to be emptied, which means fewer interruptions during extended reloading sessions and a real productivity boost when you're pushing through hundreds of rounds.
Reloaders working high-volume loads know that small ergonomic wins add up fast. A catcher that holds more means you stay in rhythm longer—no fumbling to swap containers mid-session or losing your place in your loading sequence. For dedicated progressive press operators who measure their output in thousands of rounds per year, the capacity upgrade pays for itself in saved time and focus.
This is a straightforward, proven accessory: it bolts onto your existing Lock-N-Load AP setup and immediately extends how long you can run before emptying. If you've maxed out your standard catcher or find yourself constantly stopping to clear it, this is the practical next step.
Key Features
- High-capacity design holds up to one-third more loaded cartridges than standard catchers
- Purpose-built for the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press
- Reduces reloading interruptions during high-volume sessions
- Straightforward installation and removal
Frequently Asked Questions
What Hornady press does this catcher fit?
This large cartridge catcher is designed specifically for the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press.
How much more capacity does it hold compared to the standard catcher?
The large catcher is designed to collect up to one-third more loaded cartridges than a standard catcher.
Is this a good upgrade for high-volume reloaders?
Yes. If you reload in high volume, the increased capacity means fewer stops to empty the catcher during your session, which improves workflow efficiency and lets you maintain your reloading rhythm longer.
