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Thanks for the idea. After reading your post , I decided to look on Amazon. They have hundreds of bobbin boxes, but I settled on a clear plastic box that held 25 bobbins-sold as a pair for 5.59....

I have a set of Pacific 30 carbine dies in the old blue box. The expander portion of my decaping stem is an integral part of the stem itself. However , the later pacific expander-decaping dies do...

I have two co-ax presses, both mounted on elevated stands with quick-change plates from inline fabrication. Even though my bench is 38inches high I find the stands make all operations easier from...

I have a zero error set in 222. Got it to use years ago with a rifle built on a Sako L46 Single shot action with a heavy Douglas barrel, Bishop target stock etc. I used it briefly and did see an...

Take a look at the short roller handle from inline fabrication it solves the handle interference issue since you're pulling down a bit to the right(or left ) instead of the middle of the press. I...

Wow! That's a new one on me. I have the same tool in the pretty common 32 WCF and the corresponding mould.

Take a look at the roller handles from in-line fabrication. I have them on a Rockchucker, a Summit, a couple of Co-axes and a couple of Dillons. Wish he made them for some of my other presses. ...

How about the Lyman "Multi-Expand Powder Charge Die'

I've used the adaptor that Wilson makes for many years. Works fine with a power screwdriver.

Footprint of the raised mount is 9"x9"-the flush mount is 8"x8". I have a bunch of his stuff-can't go wrong with anything he makes.

omgb. Sent you a pm and hopefully an email via the IM format. If you don't get it let me know.

I have a Winchester tool in 32 WCF. No idea what it's worth.

Second the 5/16 x 36 response. It worked for me.

Buy the short roller handle from Inline Fabrications. You won't be sorry.

The K&M tool and the similar Sinclair tool are designed to cut the primer pocket to a uniform depth- not remove the crimp. Try using the K&M tool after swaging the crimp.

It has articles on the new CFE BLK powder in 300 Blackout in 17 Ackley Hornet, 17 hornet 218 Bee and 221 Fireball (both rifle and XP-10000 and 6.8 SPC . Long article on the new Win 572 powder in...

For years. I've wiped dies with a silicon cloth after use-never had a problem with rust.

I have one of the Ruger #1's without the CHP roll markings. Got it from J&G Rifle Ranch in '84-they ran an ad for one month in the Shotgun News. Have a Leupold 4X Compact on it. I also have a...

The local "Ollies", a discount store, has a stack of these for 9.99.

The 1964 Handloader's Digest lists it as the "Redding Standard Reloading Press". The list price was $22.50. Note that it was quite similar to the Lachmiller-later RCBS-shotshell resized.

I'm a charter subscriber to Handloader and Rifle. I have all the issues of both mags from Issue # 1. The old ones are a valuable resource and I find myself looking up something quite often.

I have the aftermarket shell plate daboone spoke of-it's a great addition. Another worthwhile addition is the offset roller handle made by Inline Fabrication. He makes it for both the new model...

I just bought a pristine Contender in .256 complete with Leupold scope, RCBS dies, a full Box of Factory Win Ammo and 300 pieces of new unprimed factory brass. I'm sure that's a lifetime supply ,...

I've had an Ohaus Dial-O-Grain since 1977, It has never failed to measure accurately charges smaller than 5 grains-verified with check weights. Over the years I've had a couple of electronic...

I still have 1000 of the CCI's. They are marked "No.209 B Winchester size shotshell caps". They were also made in the 57 size for Remington hulls. I also have the tool to rseprime the Battery...