Another What is this?

[wv109323]

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I hope I got the images attached.
First is a shell holder of some type. The thread is 11/16 X 16 TPI. The The recess is .330.
The next is a hinged "scoop" it appears you fill the scoop through the four holes and then dump the contents.
Next is a die set and this case is marked .22 Hornet. The thread is 5/8 X18 TPI. I am wondering what press they fit. The thread ends are solid so they must thread up into the press.
Next is what appears to be a neck sizer for .243.
Comments

[remy3424]

The first item appears to be a newer design of a muzzleloader breach plug...209 primer in the recess? Not what my TC uses, but I think that is it. Others will know what it fits.

[wv109323]

A 209 primer does fit nicely in the recess. On the slotted threads is inscribed UP. I don't know why the breechplug would be directional. Also there would need to be some way to hold the primer in place.

[samari46]

The gizmo with the 4 holes is a cartridge trap for rifle cartridges. Usually mounted on the underside of a buttstock. Think you are missing a screw and a spring that keeps the hinged cover closed. Frank

[lefty o]

you have there a couple of whatchymacallits, and a thingamajig.

[wv109323]

Remy3424,
You are correct , it is a breech plug for a T/C.
I think samari is correct. It does have a hole to mount it though it may not be complete..

[NyFirefighter357]

http://www.cromwellsfirearms.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=1115_11&product_id=53074

[Rick Hodges]

A 209 primer does fit nicely in the recess. On the slotted threads is inscribed UP. I don't know why the breechplug would be directional. Also there would need to be some way to hold the primer in place.

It is an interrupted thread. turn 90* and remove. Turning it with one side "UP" puts the channel for sliding the primer in place on the correct side and insures the threads are engaged in the barrel. The primer is held in place by closing the receiver behind it.

[wv109323]

A ny ideas on the dies? They have to be for a specific press as they are not 7/8 X14 tpi.

[jonp]

http://www.cromwellsfirearms.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=1115_11&product_id=53074

Thanks for the link. I never saw one of those before.