Hornady Pro-Jector

[c_lo]

Hey guys I just started reload. i am using a Hornady Pro-Jector from the 80's i believe. everything seems to work fine, the only think is I'm having problems with is the auto primer system. it gets stuck, I'm trying to find a small pistol primer tube/feeder. it only had the large ones. I can only find the new LNL ones for the small primers.

Is anyone familiar with this type of press, and if they can share some info on this it would really help me out

[Mot Mi]

Have you tries contacting hornady to see if they are avle to assist with parts or any other help?

[c_lo]

you know what i haven't. i don't know if there costumer service is open 24/7 since I'm always doing my reload after 8pm when i get home from work

[David-K]

Definitely call Hornady directly and tell them what you're after. They have been nothing short of FANTASTIC with me whenever I needed something.

[3006mv]

Google is your friend

http://www.hornady.com/support/downloads/users-manuals/discontinued

http://www.hornady.com/assets/files/manuals-discontinued/metalic-reloading/tools/ProJector.pdf

That's a nice lookin press you got there, good luck!

[xringdave]

Have a small primer arm if you need it.

[klewan]

Isn't this press the same basic machine as the LNL, just no quick change bushings to swap out the dies. This was around 20 years ago, but not having a tool head you could leave the adjusted dies in was a deal breaker for me. But if you don't change them very often or never, that's not an issue. I had 8 calibers I wanted to load and had to have a tool head style machine.

[c_lo]

Google is your friend

http://www.hornady.com/support/downloads/users-manuals/discontinued

http://www.hornady.com/assets/files/manuals-discontinued/metalic-reloading/tools/ProJector.pdf

That's a nice lookin press you got there, good luck!

Yeah I found the manuals a bit helpful. Thanks

[c_lo]

Have a small primer arm if you need it.

I will inbox you