what is the extended shellholder?
Likes: 90
Dislikes: 0
what is the extended shellholder?
It looks like this, it makes working with short cartridges easier.
1DED5656-0F87-4C0C-A37E-08FE178A934C.jpg
Luck is the phenomena created when Preparation meets Opportunity .
huh interesting.
I thought he was talking about the adapters needed to use "new" (standard) shell holders with very old presses, but one of my presses is a pretty old Lyman Spartan and it uses standard shell holders so I was confused.
Well, if I could get a set of 223 rcbs dies, that would complete the kit.
I found a 3 die set of rcbs 308, from when I switched to redding dies
I have a powder measure he can borrow.
And there still is availible bras prep centers with military crimp removers.
I have a set of 45 colt Lee dies, and à rcbs 243 case micrometer
Last edited by mapper; December 9th, 2020 at 03:17 PM.
I'm pretty sure I have a set of 223 dies for you...
That would be great 12b,
Now in my travels I did find 2k of Remington LP primers
And 1K of Winchester shotgun primers
Last edited by mapper; December 9th, 2020 at 07:21 PM.
There were also 2 red presses, a single stage and a progressive it looked like.
They were still there today at lunch time.Originally Posted by mapper
Ive been trying to pick up stuff to start reloading for 6 months. Got most of the tools and components. Got to build a bench and set it all up. Its been hard to find for sure. Primers being the biggest hurdle, but I have managed to get a few to start.
Ill be using a Rock chucker
Going to load 223,6.8, 300BO, 260,7mm08, and 308 for now
The wood bench at harbor freight is a good starting point for a bench.
Solid top, 4 drawers, all wood, no wood by products or fillers.
This is what it looks like with a few modifications for deployment.
https://forum.capitalcitygunforum.co...3031-new-bench
Last edited by mapper; December 10th, 2020 at 12:14 PM.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote