reloading press
I need help trying to identify a reloading press. there are no markings of any manufacture on the press. I am having trouble trying to post a picture but I can email one if anybody can help.
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Can some one help me identify a reloading press i have.It is green and very well built.I am sure its made of cast iorn.It is also very old because i bought it in an estate sale.I would guess maybe built in the 50s or 60s.The only indentifing marks says model 6.I have never seen one of these and would like to know if shell holders are still available for it.They are alot different than my rock chucker.The threads where the dies screw in are the same thou just a differnt type of shell holders thats held in place with allen screws.
Thanks for any info you have.0 -
Please post a picture of the press. 0 -
well i guess i am not smart enough to figure out how to post a pic.Came someone please tell me.I have tried cut and paste and it didnt work. 0 -
Please read the sticky note on posting pics. 0 -
Obviously just guessing, but I'd guess that you have
either a Herter press or an R. F. Wells press.
Both were located in Minnesota in the 1960's.
Herter's in Waseca, and Wells in Howard Lake.
If it's a Herter's. RCBS makes a shellholder adapter
that allows use of most current shellholders.
A picture would help a lot.
Best,
Ken0 -
Since i am not smart enough to upload a pic if some one would email me i can send a pic back to you for viewing.
garylm49@aol.com0 -
You have email. 0 -
Could be Pacific. 0 -
Thanks to ken .I now know its a herters model # 6 .Thank you everyone else for your help in trying to slove my problem. 0 -
Herters were held in with allen screws. Adaptors are available to convert to standard shell holders.
These presses were brown.0
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