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I have seen it posted here and elsewhere that Lee made these but nobody appears to have one. Plus, the 22HP isn't on any list of the cartridges (that I have seen) for the Lee loader. Thank you!
PS - if you have one that you'd like to sell, I would be very interested in buying it.
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I've not seen one
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Im always on the look out for 22HP stuff and Iv never seen one!
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Over 200 views and with some of the biggest fans of 22HP here and bupkis!? That’s what I was afraid of.
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Well, small wonder they don't exist. Remember that back in the 60's-70's in the heyday of Lee Loaders, the .22 HP was dead as a dodo. It wasn't until the last 20 years it made a comeback of sorts and by then the Lee Loader was almost as dead as a dodo.
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A good point. However, there are other calibers listed that are not necessarily recent or popular sellers in the 60s-70s. For example, 219 Zipper? 401 winchester? Even 303 savage? Seems kind of random to me.
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I'm pretty sure I've seen one or two go past on eBay, but the price was too high for my taste.
Very uncommon at least. But I think they exist.
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Thanks Calhoun, at least you've seen one. Probably a bunch of collectors looking too so the odds aren't great but you never know.
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I let the one I had in 35 Winchster go with my 1895, should have kept them both
I'm not greedy, I just want one of each.
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Never seen a 35 Winchester Lee Loader even though it is on the official list. I have a few of those kinds of regrets myself.
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