Identify these reloader parts?

[beeser]

Anyone know to what reloader these parts belong? The long tube looks like it's for powder. I assume both belong together.

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[beeser]

Good golly! I've posted at least 3 examples of vintage reloading machines or parts and no one has been able to identify a single one.

[GRUMPA]

Give it some time, the weekends are slow. Things move faster during the week when there's more people going through the site...

[mdi]

With my limited knowledge of old reloading equipment, I'd say they are parts of a powder measure. I have an old Pacific that uses "slides" similar to those in the pic...

[fryboy]

i have to agree that a 12 hour window with expectations is a bit impatient at best , add to this that in history many things were "one hit wonders" ( the hit part being debatable ) while others quickly evolved into something better ....
it does seem reminiscent of a powder drop for a multi station manually operated shot gun press , something that isnt just "everybody's " forte so to speak

[jsizemore]

Good golly! I've posted at least 3 examples of vintage reloading machines or parts and no one has been able to identify a single one.

Yet you continue to do it!

[VHoward]

Yes, He continues to do it. There's a better chance that someone on the forums might know what it is. He would not find out if he did not ask.

[Mk42gunner]

Any chance of getting a picture of the bottom of the parts? The longer one does look familiar, but no names are coming to mind right now.

Robert

[rancher1913]

if you don't know what they are, how do you know they are from a reloader?

[beeser]

Any chance of getting a picture of the bottom of the parts? The longer one does look familiar, but no names are coming to mind right now.

Robert
Coming but it will take a few days. I initially thought these were parts for the Fowler but I've almost ruled that out.