Many Hand Priming Tools, A Few Depriming; But This One Does Both

[Landy]

Gopher Slayer,

You've a fine set of tools, and the pics are appreciated.

Have you used the sizing and seating attachments?

[GOPHER SLAYER]

Landy, I have not used the sizing & seating tools for the simple reason that I have never owned a rifle chambered for the 22-250. What is even stranger is the fact that I own two sets of RCBS 22-250 dies. I got them when I bought someone's collection of reloading tools. I do use the sizing die from one of those to neck size other 22 cartridges.

[g5m]

I have never seen this tool. I'm a sucker for hand tools. Thanks for the info. Learn something new...

I recognize that!
Looks like a very nice tool.

[gpidaho]

I use the new Frankford Arsenal depriming tool and after a few problems at first (make sure the catch cup is well seated) have come to like the tool. Just hold it cup down in use so primers don't fall back out the hole. If you have room on your bench, an old press or a cheap one is still the best option in my opinion but for a hand tool I feel the FA tool is worth it's price. Gp

[freedom475]

[QUOTE=Landy;
Color case hardening is pretty too.




Anyone use or have one? Does it work well?[/QUOTE]



This is what I use for my sharps rifles (45 cals)....love it!!! I think it was expensive when I bought it. BUT I have long since forgotten the price and I really enjoy it for loading my Sharps!!

http://www.buffaloarms.com/pope_styl...s_pr-4013.aspx

[ArcticGoose]

I've never seen these tools before, very interesting. When you find one, what kind of price does the Pool version bring these days? Are they very sought after?