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Going through all my stuff I found some items I forgot I had. I picked these two up some years ago, was in a box of old dies and brass, and really never looked close at what they were. The Pacific looks new in box and is for loading 308. The pak tool is a hand press and has dies marked 3006 and another set unmarked, I looked every way I could with a flashlight... the expander ball is for 22, there's only a shell holder for .473, when I put a 222 case in it was about 1/4in short, so must be for 22 250 or swift. Once I get my brass and stuff completely sorted I'm going to load a box of 3006 with that pak tool. With the extension for the short action 22 I should be able to load 308 also. I use a lee hand press to deprime and sometimes seat bullets, that pak tool is really smooth compared. Kent
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I love that old stuff. My primary press is a Bair Kodiak that my father bought new. I would love to find another to complement it, but they don't go cheap.
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Looks solid too! A machine shop could make you case holders pretty easy.
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Pretty cool old school reloading tools.
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Kent, that's new-fangled, uppity stuff! Just ask Kaywoodie or birdwatcher!
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My dad has one of those. He collects old reloading stuff. Has about 60 presses.
Hollywoods, Herters etc.
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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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I have 2 small presses that I got from Mike Walker's estate. The bodies are old Remington receivers. One for 222 type cartridges and the other for his BR based cases.
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I have a few sets of the Lyman 310 tong tools. They're sometimes fun to work with and make accurate ammo too. Paul B.
Our forefathers did not politely protest the British.They did not vote them out of office, nor did they impeach the king,march on the capitol or ask permission for their rights. ----------------They just shot them. MOLON LABE
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That old stuff and those name brands bring back lots of memories. Still have some of it that belonged to my dad.
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I’ve got a NIB Redding single stage press I’ve been saving for some reason. I don’t know how old it is but it looks like it’s from a while back. I’ll have to snap a pic when I get the chance.
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I like the new stuff, like a Lyman T mag. Only old press Id have, the RCBS A2.
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I know I have some old, vintage 3006 brass, new, Winchester I'm fairly certain, in 20rd boxes. I'll dig those out and load them, gotta remember where they are.
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I have 2 small presses that I got from Mike Walker's estate. The bodies are old Remington receivers. One for 222 type cartridges and the other for his BR based cases. Pics please
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Last edited by krp; 02/10/21.
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Looks like you raided Paul's place...
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I may have to see if he knows what this stuff is.
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I like reloading Ammo with the Lyman 310 & the Ideal tong tools!
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Some interesting reloading stuff you have there Kent.
It is interesting to see the progression tools take through the years....
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