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I bought this tubing to replace the powder/shot tubes and it came in a bit smaller than the vendor quoted. Supposed to be a replacement for the old Hornady/Pacific 366 loaders and measure...

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This is from the 1964 issue of Guns magazine. I have other files I will get posted up for the 205 Offset press as well.

Found an old print add in a Guns magazine from 1964 on this press and one other CH press. I'll figure out how to get them posted up.

These presses are pretty much ghosts. Very little is available in the way of parts or written information.

I had all of the chrome parts stripped and redone for $90. More than worth the expense. I'm not sure what extra ear you are asking about. The 907 is a four position shot press. The right is final...

Thanks guys!! It did cost more than its worth but now it will be used by a third generation in my family

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That was my first thought lotech. I haven't used them yet but I will give them a try.

Artful, I think you just taught me a better way to search the site. I looked around for posts on the topic and didn't see anything. Thanks for spending the time to pull and share the links.
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Thank you Artful and Gabbym. Between the two of you, I got the answer I was looking for and then some.

I just got a set of RCBS X dies in 270 Win and never used them before. I have been taught to measure and trim every case for consistent loads. If you use or have used the X dies, does it save you...

I know what your saying about both parts. The wad guide is actually in pretty good shape. I could get it replated but I can't trust it to be lost or broken. The charge bar is pretty clean and doesn't...

This one looks bad but works well. The only parts I would really need are new shot/powder tubes and caps. The rest of the press can be cleaned up and painted. Your press looks really good. I might...

I am getting ready to refurbish my father in-law's old CH shot shell press. I can't figure out what model it is nor have I been able to find any information online. Any help would be greatly...

Thanks Maven but I have what I need for 7.65. Unless you have an original stock in good shape......

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I have been loading shot shell for many years and just now getting the itch to give slugs a try. Most guys I know do a fold crimp and say it works just fine. I have been looking at the MEC Slugger...

I just picked up a set of 7.65 dies and will be playing around with some of the loads once I can plug the barrel. My gun is amazingly accurate with random factory rounds but I think I can get it...

If you do end up with a stock, let me know leadman. I'm still going to revive the original stock but it would be nice to have a second stock to work with.

In the hopes of finding someone with an original replacement stock for my 1891, I ran across this site that has allot of hard to find parts available.


http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog.html

I think we have all done that more times than we realize.

My stock is cracked because the shoulder strap must have stripped out, several times, and the person making repairs failed to drill a new...

Here's the Model 1891 & 1919 Serial # Data:

Model 1891..Long Guns..........Carbines
1892.........A0000-C4999
1893.........C5000-F9999........A0000-A4999 ...

Argentine M1891 Mauser - Ludwig & Loewe
YEAR RIFLE
1892 A0000 – C4999
1893 C5000 – F9999
1894 G0000 – L4999
1895 L5000 – M9999
1895 Military School BU00 – BU199
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I have been a wood shop rat for 30+ years and I have to say that Gorilla Glue is good for some applications but for this stock a good clear epoxy would be the best fix. Great info shared by all on...

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