That's not a Saeco, those screw in. Well that narrows it down. What else can it not be, lol? Its definitely what ever is left over. Looks similar to Star die.
Last edited by Rcmaveric; 02-04-2018 at 06:33 PM.
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I believe the top of a Lyman die is .723 ? (that's just off the top of my head) and I think they have a taper too?
The Body of the Star die is .750
Over the years, Herters sizers were different. Some took Lyman dies. Some took Saeco dies. some took a die like the Seaco, but different threads. But Nothing like the die in your photo.
You have quite the orphan there.
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started life as Lyman? Maybe?
it looks as long or longer than a Lyman, and there is no bevel at the bottom, where it would mate to the sizer's lower bevel.
I just had a thought, since it's in 7mm, I wonder if it's some European thingy? They must make some lubesizers over there?
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BM
there is one on the auction site that looks just like yours
auction #201887726042
ad says it fits Redding SAECO Flanged Model Lube Sizer
I'm guessing it might fight this
auction #192155780653
Scott
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http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...mer-Lube-sizer
Sadly one picture attachment is now missing... the one of the die! But the dimension at 0.689" is about right.
I give loading advice based on my actual results in factory rifles with standard chambers, twist rates and basic accurizing.
My goals for using cast boolits are lots of good, cheap, and reasonably accurate shooting, while avoiding overly tedious loading processes.
The BHN Deformation Formula, and why I don't use it.
How to find and fix sizing die eccentricity problems.
Do you trust your casting thermometer?
A few musings.
I give loading advice based on my actual results in factory rifles with standard chambers, twist rates and basic accurizing.
My goals for using cast boolits are lots of good, cheap, and reasonably accurate shooting, while avoiding overly tedious loading processes.
The BHN Deformation Formula, and why I don't use it.
How to find and fix sizing die eccentricity problems.
Do you trust your casting thermometer?
A few musings.
Quote Originally Posted by BrassMagnet View Post
I will never buy either of those sizer lubers.
Never!
Not Ever!!
Love Star Sizer/Lubers!!!
I have Lyman 4500 Sizer/Lubers so I can do pointed boolits with heated lubes!!!!
.285 die needs a home with a Herters Waseca Lube Sizer or with a Cramer Lube/sizer!!!!!
Hey Brass!
I sold a Cramer Lubesizer to Rich/WIS, last March. You might send him a message to see if he could use the die.
Don
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