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    Texas turret press

    Another one I found on evilbay.
    Didn't but it, but never seen on before.
    Anyone with info on it's history???
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    They were made in Dallas, Texas. The company got going in 1968.
    They made a few presses & dies for center fire ammo, but were more well known for their shot gun reloaders.

    I think they closed up and sold out around 1975.
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    Isn't that a Texan press, not a Texas press?

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    Quote Originally Posted by relics6165 View Post
    Isn't that a Texan press, not a Texas press?
    I had to get my glasses and double check, but yes, it is.
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    I have one of their 12 ga loaders and a single stage c press. Bought new from Globe discount city. They have both loaded many rounds of ammo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by farmerjim View Post
    I have one of their 12 ga loaders .
    A buddy inherited a 12 ga. one, gave it to me, and I used it awhile.
    Then I gave it to his SIL when he got into shotguns. It did a good job for all of us.

    I never heard why they went under. Everyone seemed to like their products.
    Maybe they didn't sell enough of them to keep the doors open, or sold out and retired early.
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    Made in Texas...........top of the line of course!

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