Pacific Sizer and Lubricator

[Pressman]

I think this has been asked before but here goes anyway. Does anyone have and use a Pacific lubesizer? I am looking for opinions of its worthiness, how well it works, any Quirks.
Ken
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[Wayne Smith]

Sorry, Ken, that's the first one I've ever seen!

[GOPHER SLAYER]

Ken, not long ago I posted the same picture and questions. I got mine with a collection of loading tools. I had never seen one either. I got the instructions with mine. I put new lube in the beast and tried it. I found that it worked very well mounted on a press. One nice feature is that you don't get lube on the base of the bullet. I only got one sizing die with mine. It is a .311. There is no way to get any more. I could not work up the courage to ask a machinest to make another. What dies did you get with yours?

[Wayne Smith]

And why does it have a primer arm on it??

[JerryW]

It looks like the sizer unit is mounted on a early Pacific press. JerryW

[Pressman]

Wayne, the sizer has to be mounted to a press to work. The nose punch is a device that slips over the end of the ram. As for the primer arm, I never took it off for the picture. I grabbed the early Pacific press as it has the handle missing making picture taking a lot easier.

Gopher Slayer that is exactly the information I was looking for, thank you.
Ken