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bsculptor
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I have found these 2 reloading presses and sure what they are used for. I found these in my grandfathers estate. thanks for your info



 
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Kevin Rohrer
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I can't comment on the little one, but the big one is almost certain a one-of-a-kind.


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Reloader270
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Is the big one not a Herters? The small one looks like it is intended for reloading 12" for cutting wads???
 
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SR4759
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I would be surprised if either one of them is a reloading tool.

You might try the guy named pressman at cast boolits. He is an encyclopedia of presses.
 
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I believe those are pics of an early Belding & Mull.
 
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The one with the wooded base is nut cracker. It may have been modified in some way for a reloading task.


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I'm thinking the top one is a nut cracker also.

I used on like that when I was a kid to crack pecan's.
 
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The top one looks identical to one I made in Machine Shop class back in the 70's, nut cracker that is. LOL.

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Posts: 1839 | Location: Semo | Registered: 31 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Reverend Recoil:
The one with the wooded base is nut cracker. It may have been modified in some way for a reloading task.



You sure? Some weird looking stuff here.


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The big one is likely a cable swaging tool


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The big one is likely a cable swaging tool

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Yes,,,Some kind of a swage for sure.


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