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Thread: Saeco Press

  1. 09-03-2019, 04:15 PM #1
    Pressman
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    Saeco Press

    I recently had a question from a member who found some odd shellholders marked Saeco. He was unable to locate any information to what press they fit. This is the press, the Saeco Match Precision press. From 1960 till about 1975. Give or take.

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  2. 09-03-2019, 05:15 PM #2
    SOFMatchstaff
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    Thats not quite what I expected, looks similar to the old Pacific Super I have. I kind of envisioned a monster ram Jocks P Herters style beast. It does explain the short die and adaptor that I found marked "saeco stubby die 38 ST" thanks for the education

    I suppose I'll stick em in the swap and sell and see what happens.
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