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You can't complete your stroke to the bottom on stages 2-3 and 4 with out compromising your primer.
I see no need to go beyond the twist on your index rod before starting back up.

I did try to adjust the seater when i first found issue but didn't have any luck.

It looks like a machined socket head bolt under spring tension that wouldn't adjust in or out.
Were you able to adjust yours by turning the bolt in or out? I turned both ways and it did not move at all . I also tried the large primer seater as well and it was the same.

I gotta get to the range and make some empty shells to load.

Med

Just got this reply from Lee.

"Yes, you press in the primer at the bottom of the first stroke. It requires some pressure to do this.
At the bottom of the 2nd station, you just lower the ram to a point where the turret has indexed. No extra pushing."

I didn't think you could keep pounding on the primer at the bottom of each stroke after you seat it. i am just gonna keep an eye on the primers when i first start reloading.
You guys do any casting? I want to do that also if i can find a cheep supply of lead.

Med

I just got a Lee 4 hole turret press kit. I also got most of what i need to reload some rounds except for brass and primers .

I just got my safety primer installed it and while i was checkin it out i wondered what you do after you lower the ram and carefully seat the primer.
Do you have to short stroke the next three strokes at the bottom so you don't over seat the primer with the next three strokes ?

I gotta say the safety primer looked like something from the dollar store and had no instructions except how to install the bracket which was on the press instructions.
When i took it out of the box and brought it to the press it turned out to be so simple a three year old could have put it on.
Med