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Pacific super magnum loader
vdms55
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HI all, I had a friend ask me about a "Pacific Super Magnum" reloader today and if i knew anyone that could find one or could point him in the right direction to finding one. He did mention that the Pacific reloader manufacturing company went out of business about 40 years ago. Any help/thoughts will be appreciated and as always, thanks in advance
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I had a progressive Pacific shotgun press years ago, and if memory serves me right they had their own dies and bushings, they weren't interchangable with mec or lee, and because of this parts are hard to find. I ended up selling it and getting a mec 600jr. almost every shop has parts or can get them. I would tend to point him in that direction and away from the pacific unless he is looking for one for parts. good luck
He gave me the impression that the loader in question was a progressive type of loader for rifle or pistol. I have looked at about a zillion shot gun loaders from the Pacific tool company but can't find any that fits the criteria he has given, that's why i turned to you guys to see if you can shed any light on this. Thanks for the reply hillbille, i did not give a complete description at first
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thanks joe, will do
I haven't ever seen a Pacific Super Magnum Press - but there is a Pacific Super Deluxe Press. I believe it is a cast press and has the word "Super" on the side of the press.
Best Regards - AQH
i saw that AQH, he has a picture of the super magnum and it has holes for three dies to go in at once in the top of the device and it looks like a person would move the round from station to station beneath the correct die as he were loading, got me ????????????
Sounds like a turret press. Hornady took over Pacific years ago and have moved away from most of their designs.
If your guy wants a turret press, he can get one from Lyman or Redding.