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  • Goldencat33
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2020
    • 66

    Help identify press

    Hi Calguners.
    I can use some help identifying Presses I had acquired. My best guess it for bullet making. does anyone makes own bullets today, does it have any value?

    Sas press1
    Last edited by Goldencat33; 02-25-2021, 6:46 PM.
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    paulo57509
    Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 106

    Looks like a bullet sizing press. Yes, it has value if sizing dies are sill available for it.

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    • #3
      the86d
      Calguns Addict
      • Jul 2011
      • 9587

      I'm NOT logging w/my Gargler-creds, in a Non-private Firefox Window to check your pix...

      What is "I don't think so, that's how they get ya..."?



      Use https://postimages.org/ instead, and require no login for viewer, or poster,
      OR be tracked in everything you do...
      Last edited by the86d; 02-23-2021, 4:12 PM.

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      • #4
        Goldencat33
        Junior Member
        • Dec 2020
        • 66

        Pix issue should be fixed. Thank You for letting me know
        Originally posted by the86d
        I'm NOT logging w/my Gargler-creds, in a Non-private Firefox Window to check your pix...

        What is "I don't think so, that's how they get ya..."?



        Use https://postimages.org/ instead, and require no login for viewer, or poster,
        OR be tracked in everything you do...

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        • #5
          Goldencat33
          Junior Member
          • Dec 2020
          • 66

          Am I assuming correctly those going together? Any ideas on value?

          Photo
          Last edited by Goldencat33; 02-25-2021, 8:41 PM.

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          • #6
            TKM
            Onward through the fog!
            CGN Contributor
            • Jul 2002
            • 10657

            SAS bullet swaging press and Herters Big Hex, 9 ton bullet swaging press.


            Hi All, I’m new to swaging but over the years I’ve picked up the following press’. (see Pictures below) I've not been able to find any manuals on SAS or Herter's HEX press'. I The Herter’s Hex Press is neat but not really good for making .224 from .22 brass - but between the Hollywood or the SAS I know that I can make the Dies to get these to work .. what I can not find is the drawings of the parts that I’m missing on the SAS- floating Punch details? .. could someone please post a


            Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics.... The opening for the die appears to be approx 5/8" http://www.newphillysports.com/milsurp/s1.jpg http://www.newphillysports.com/milsurp/s3.jpg http://www.newphillysports.com/milsurp/s2.jpg
            Last edited by TKM; 02-25-2021, 7:42 PM.
            It's not PTSD, it's nostalgia.

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            • #7
              Goldencat33
              Junior Member
              • Dec 2020
              • 66

              Thank You, You helped me a lot
              Originally posted by TKM
              SAS bullet swaging press and Herters Big Hex, 9 ton bullet swaging press.


              Hi All, I’m new to swaging but over the years I’ve picked up the following press’. (see Pictures below) I've not been able to find any manuals on SAS or Herter's HEX press'. I The Herter’s Hex Press is neat but not really good for making .224 from .22 brass - but between the Hollywood or the SAS I know that I can make the Dies to get these to work .. what I can not find is the drawings of the parts that I’m missing on the SAS- floating Punch details? .. could someone please post a


              http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...ify-this-press

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