floodgate
11-17-2005, 02:00 PM
4-fingermick, B-A Wallace, et al.:
There's a story going the rounds of the antique reloading tool collectors (www.antiquereloadingtools.com) that the old (1940's - 1950's) Lyman EZY Loader is being or has been made in Australia. It is a complicated, multi-station bench-top tool using a complicated array of non-standard shellholders and dies, as shown below. Do you know anything about this?
Does anyone here have one of the Lyman-made ones he'd be willing to part with? If so, drop me a PM with description and price. Thanks.
floodgate
There's a story going the rounds of the antique reloading tool collectors (www.antiquereloadingtools.com) that the old (1940's - 1950's) Lyman EZY Loader is being or has been made in Australia. It is a complicated, multi-station bench-top tool using a complicated array of non-standard shellholders and dies, as shown below. Do you know anything about this?
Does anyone here have one of the Lyman-made ones he'd be willing to part with? If so, drop me a PM with description and price. Thanks.
floodgate