Need press for 1 1/4 " 12 tpi for .577 Schneider die

[hithard]

Do you know what press this die will fit in?

11/4" dia 12tpi. For 577 Schneider.

Thanks

[Green Frog]

If there ever was a topic that belonged somewhere besides this, the Casting and Reloading Hand Tools section this would be it! Nonetheless, I would think that one of the large presses made by RCBS, Herter’s, and even Lyman might work for you. Each of these has/had a large threaded hole intended primarily for shotgun or 50 BMG. I haven’t checked my Lyman or Herter’s presses for size and thread pitch, but that’s about the size they are.

You might find more useful information on the page for Reloading Equipment. You might also send a PM to pressman who knows more about presses than just abou anybody out there.

Green Frog

PS I’ve got a Lyman Comet press missing the step down bushing for its large hole. If you’re willing to rebore it or make a bushing as needed, it’s yours for the cost of shipping. I’d like it out of my basement.

[mattw]

Is that the thread size of the RCBS RC with the adapter removed?

[C.F.Plinker]

The Lee Classic Cast Single Stage has the 1-1/4 - 12 threading that you want. It comes with a plastic bushing that will step down to 7/8 - 14.

Green Frog - the step down bushing is available as a spare part for about $10. They also have a 1-1/2 - 12 step down bushing if that is what you need for $12.

EDIT The Lee step down bushings step down to their Breech Lock threading not the 7/8 - 14. My bad.

[skeettx]

RCBS Rockchucker

http://www.dayattherange.com/?p=3172

[hithard]

If there ever was a topic that belonged somewhere besides this, the Casting and Reloading Hand Tools section this would be it! Nonetheless, I would think that one of the large presses made by RCBS, Herter’s, and even Lyman might work for you. Each of these has/had a large threaded hole intended primarily for shotgun or 50 BMG. I haven’t checked my Lyman or Herter’s presses for size and thread pitch, but that’s about the size they are.

You might find more useful information on the page for Reloading Equipment. You might also send a PM to pressman who knows more about presses than just abou anybody out there.

Green Frog

PS I’ve got a Lyman Comet press missing the step down bushing for its large hole. If you’re willing to rebore it or make a bushing as needed, it’s yours for the cost of shipping. I’d like it out of my basement.

Thanks for identifying yourself in your initial response.

[hithard]

Thanks guys. I'm at work and was asked this question so it was great to be able to respond so quickly.

[Stockcarver]

My old Rockchucker is 1-1/4-12 with an adapter for 7/8-14.

[shaune509]

Current RCBS, Redding, Hornaday and Lyman are 1 1/2-12 bushed to 7/8-14
Lee uses 1 1/4-12
Shaune509

[beagle]

There's an outfit on the net that makes all kinds of adapters for reloading presses. Don't recall the name but maybe someone else will chime in here. He had all kinds of adapters for old presses. You might look at CH-4D. They make all kinds of adapter and gizmos to make things work in reloading. Give them a call. The rep I talked to one time on a holiday even was very helpful and got a ruptured cartridge extractor out to me on the first business day for the .38-55. Only place I ever saw one. Might have what you want./beagle

[Bazoo]

The Buchanan hand press is available with bushings, I wonder if it would be able to fit the size needed with a custom adapter.

[W.R.Buchanan]

uh,,, my Lock and Load Hand Press will do this. I have a guy who loads .577 NE on one.

All you do is remove the LNL conversion bushing and the top plate is threaded 1 1/4-12.

The tool has more than enough mechanical advantage to size those cases.

www.buchananprecisionmachine.com

Randy

[skeettx]

I am loading for my 577 Snider Carbine,
Sure has POWER for such a light rifle.

I am using a .595 diameter bullet to not
use the paper patching
Mike

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

I can't speak for the State of Kali-, but in MN, I often see a old Herter's "C" Press at the gunshows, usually go cheap, they have the 1-1/4 - 12 threads in the frame with a slim headed reducer for 7/8-14 dies.

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edited: I have it wrong, the old Herter's Presses have 1-1/4x18 TPI for their 12 ga dies.

[sharps4590]

Even my old RCBS Reloader Special #3 is bushed to 7/8 X 14. I loaded 577/450 on it.

[GONRA]

GONRA sez the easiest route is to get a Lee Classic Cast Single Stage with the 1-1/4 - 12 threading
you need. These are large robust presses, etc.

[Gunor]

Find a RCBS Big Max

[salpal48]

Herters Pressed take an 1-1/4x18 TPI . I have several and the 12 TPI will not thread.
I can't speak for the State of Kali-, but in MN, I often see a old Herter's "C" Press at the gunshows, usually go cheap, they have the 1-1/4 - 12 threads in the frame with a slim headed reducer for 7/8-14 dies.

[skeettx]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwWigu3OJvM

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

Herters Pressed take an 1-1/4x18 TPI . I have several and the 12 TPI will not thread.
Thank you for the correction...I surely had it wrong.

[Pressman]

Herter's and Lachmiller along with early Hollywood and RCBS "A" series presses are 1-1/4"x18 tpi

[DonHowe]

Forget the trick spelling, it's SNIDER!
Invented by American Jacob Snider.
I reload for it on a Rockchucker with the bushing removed.

[Buckshot]

................A buddy of mine who is a retired RCMP constable asked me once, if I'd like to have a Snider Carbine? Why heck yeah! He informed me that you couldn't be a real Canadian unless you owned such a thing. I asked if he'd still ship it if I retained my U.S. Citizenship and he said sure. Growing up he had enough experience apparently to give his parents gas. In any event he shipped me a cut down rifle carbine version, and it was complete except for the hammer screw.

http://www.fototime.com/35572699B1D8361/standard.jpghttp://www.fototime.com/81B27EA5C8B88C9/standard.jpg

One the right is a .60" RB in a CBC 24ga shotshell with a large pistol primer (or you can retrofit with a regular shotshell battery cup primer). The charge was 24.0 grs of Unique.

http://www.fototime.com/13CE8BA4DA1EB3C/standard.jpg

My temporary front sight blade. A piece of the metal stiffener from a WS wiper and a hose clamp ............We're STYLIN' now!! 8-)

http://www.fototime.com/E9F372077176556/standard.jpg

The above group was fired at 50 yards and it measured 1.875" with 24.0 grs of Unique. The 60 cal RB was cast of WW alloy and it sat on a .080" cardwad and lube disc. The velocity was 1475 fps.

...................Buckshot

[swheeler]

Buckshot I love the temporary front sight, got you the height you needed for the permanent one, pretty kool. That old carbine is plenty accurate and powerful enough to feed a family.

[Bad Ass Wallace]

My 577 Snider dies from CH4D are 1": x 14 TPI so an adaptor 1 1/4 x 12 to 1" x 14 had to be made.

[TrxR]

Redding big boss has 1-1/4 - 12 threads once you remove the insert or a Redding ultra mag.

[skeettx]

My Snider dies from England are 7/8x14 :)

[salpal48]

My Snider dies from England are 7/8x14 :)

Those are North Denen Firearms service. there 577/450 are That thread also

[skeettx]

salpal48, YUP, got those also :)

[rrob692326]

https://www.ch4d.com/

CH has all the large thread die adapters that you will ever need for almost all presses. They fixed me up with a .585 Hubel express adapter for the RCBS Rockchucker with the 7/8x14 insert removed. Best wishes