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  1. 01-31-2024, 07:23 PM #1
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    Hollywood gun shop super turret

    Was fortunate recently to pick up a Hollywood Gun Shop Super Turret to add to my collection. Word is there were only 100 of these made, so I feel pretty fortunate to get this one. This thing is a beast at 25" tall and around 60lbs. Many thanks to the unnamed gentleman that parted with it. I'm sure I will get many years of pleasure from it once I get it set up for all of my rifle dies. This thing is a beast and like the other Hollywoods are real pieces of workmanship and a joy to use.
    The Senior Turret in the pic next to it came from the estate of a 96 year old's reloading room that I was able to purchase along with the cabinet that it sits on. I was told the cabinets were sold by Hollywood Gun Shop back in the day.
    If you like vintage and want the best, you owe it to yourself to get one.

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  2. 01-31-2024, 08:35 PM #2
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    Oh man! That is awesome, looks like it’s in fantastic shape. I also really enjoy loading on the Hollywood press’.
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  3. 02-03-2024, 11:42 PM #3
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    It looks to be in excellent condition. What is its serial number?

    I had to restore mine and replace some missing parts.
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    Yes, very nice!
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    HOLLYWOOD Collector Left hawg 405#, right one 315#, had my elderly neighbors granddaughter treed and why I got the call. Both charged, one from 20' and one from 40'. Thanks to the good Lord and Samuel Colt I won. May God bless our Lawmen & Soldiers!
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    No visible serial number, and it's too nice to repaint.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greybuff View Post
    No visible serial number, and it's too nice to repaint.
    The serial number is visible thru the paint if you know where to look.
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