Did Magma Engineering go out of business?

[John Wayne]

Magma is alive and well.
It is now Magma Engineering Australia.
Based in Melbourne, Australia.
They are making Molds, Sizer dies and spare parts for Magma equipment

How do we contact them?
JW

[jreidthompson1]

I think this may be them.

MAGMA SPARE PARTS https://share.google/mGQnkcliFGONDudfN

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[pcmacd]

Magma is alive and well.
It is now Magma Engineering Australia.
Based in Melbourne, Australia.
They are making Molds, Sizer dies and spare parts for Magma equipment

It's weird that their sizing dies do not accommdate simultaneous lubrication.

[K43]

https://magmaengineering.com.au/

When were search engines invented?

[ascast]

ha ha

[YoungGun88]

It's weird that their sizing dies do not accommdate simultaneous lubrication.

Most commercial casters serving the competitive market have shifted to using HiTek for bullet coating instead of traditional lubing. Some operations, like RimRock, still offer traditionally-lubed bullets but down in Australia, based on what I've seen from various fellas I follow on Facebook who serve the competitive handgun shooter market in Australia, HiTek IS the coating method used. Black Widow Projectiles is the new owner of Magma, and they HiTek coat.

For traditional lube(aka long) dies, a member here on the forum, ammohead (clickable link) can set you up with either short or long(traditional lube) dies/punches:
https://castboolits.gunloads.com/sho...-Ordering-dies