Pacific Parts

[mdi]

Well, I did it again. I found a Pacific Standard Powder Measure real cheap and bought it. I knew it was missing parts but "Oh it aint that old, I should be able to fing parts for it." Well mebbe not. I'm waiting for info from Hornady's site and have done a couple searches. It doesn't seem to be old enough for antique reloading tool collectors and not a bunch of luck. Anybody have any info on Pacific Reloading Tools collectors or parts?

Thnx...

[Pressman]

MDI, I am going to need a picture. There is more than one powder measure that Pacific called the Standard. I have examples of all of them. email me at: herters@netins.net

Ken

[mdi]

This is the model I bought. I need a measure tube, measure plunger, and measure lock ring. (Just the important parts!) http://www.hornady.com/assets/files/manuals-discontinued/metalic-reloading/tools/Pacific-Standard-Powder-Measure.pdf When I looked at it I didn't realizw/know what was missing. So much for impulse buying.

[GLL]

Pressman:

EMail to you !

Jerry

[Pressman]

MDI, you are missing the most commonly missing parts. And nothing else will work. the drop tube is larger in diameter than B&M or Herter's or Redding.

Ken

[blackhawk44]

Knowing the diameter of the missing tube, you could compare that to some of the various adjustable brass powder measures sold for use with black powder. Just a thought.

[Pressman]

Blackhawk, that is a good thought. I had forgotten about them, I think one would work.

Good work,
Ken

[Wayne Smith]

I'm currently on vacation but when I get home I can measure mine and give anyone the size. I have the same one complete.

[mdi]

Well, I guess I got anothe WALL HANGER!:groner:

[1bluehorse]

Don't give up yet...that's a cool looking measure...

[Pressman]

Pictured below is the measure in question and the drop tube. Finding just the drop tube will be a matter of great luck, and a lot of time searching.

[mdi]

That looks fairly simple to make, if I still had my lathe...