About Us
Precision Without the Bulk
Founded by Steven Lee, Stealth Innovative, LLC is rooted in the belief that elite precision should never be a burden. Our mission is to engineer high-performance, mobile solutions for the competitive shooter, eliminating the need for bulky, bench-dependent equipment without sacrificing accuracy.
The Inventor’s Story: meet steven lee
The concept for The Pocket Press™ was born from personal necessity for Steven Lee in 2025. While preparing for the Southwest National F-Class competition, his coach recommended taking a traditional arbor press to re-seat bullets for maximum consistency—a daunting prospect given Steven’s bad knees and the 140 lbs of gear he would be taking.
Refusing to accept that precision required such bulk, he devised a handheld, pocket-sized press and filed his first patent shortly before departing for the match.
From Prototype to the Podium
Arriving at the match, the advantages were immediate: Steven achieved bench-grade seating consistency without the physical toll of heavy equipment. The tool’s unique tactile feedback and ease of use quickly captivated fellow competitors, leading to a second patent and numerous requests for his sole prototype on the spot.
Most importantly, the tool proved its value on the scorecard. By re-seating his bullets in his hotel room to break the “bullet weld,” Steven maintained total consistency, helping him achieve two 2nd-place finishes at the 2025 NRA Nationals.
The Stealth Innovative Standard
Following the Nationals, we provided prototypes to multiple F-Class shooters for rigorous field testing. Their feedback helped us finalize the specifications and move into production.
Today, Stealth Innovative, LLC is a proud family-run business operating out of Honolulu, HI. It is a true Father & Son team: while Steven Lee continues to lead the engineering and innovation, his son, Daniel Lee, manages the day-to-day operations, customer service, and order fulfillment.
Together, we remain dedicated to precision, integrity, and the belief that match-winning perfection should always be within reach—even away from the bench.