310 lyman tool
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310 lyman tool
Managed to find one of these in 41 magnum so I'm hoping this will work with the Marlin.I have a few questions one do I need any sort of case lube?There appears to be no need for a shell holder or am I missing something here?Kind of a neat gadget!
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Re: 310 lyman tool
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I love these little things! Figure they would have made a great saddlebag tool!!!
I love these little things! Figure they would have made a great saddlebag tool!!!
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Re: 310 lyman tool
I'm not sure, but I think not. IIRC they neck-size only.
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Anything you want to know about a 310 will be explained.
Best place to ask his here: http://castboolits.gunloads.com/forumdisplay.php?f=39
Anything you want to know about a 310 will be explained.
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Re: 310 lyman tool
It's best to lube the case neck before sizing. You can do without it, but it wears the tool and brass.
I used one for years in 45-70 amd 44 spl. I like them, and still use them for some reloading chores. Handy to have in your travel gear. I throw my full length bench size die in also, sometimes I can find someone that will let me use their bench press. Lyman also made full length size dies, the tap-in type. They are nice to have in the road bag also. Two or three Lee dippers, with the load of various powders that each one throws written on a card, and you're in pretty good shape.
I used one for years in 45-70 amd 44 spl. I like them, and still use them for some reloading chores. Handy to have in your travel gear. I throw my full length bench size die in also, sometimes I can find someone that will let me use their bench press. Lyman also made full length size dies, the tap-in type. They are nice to have in the road bag also. Two or three Lee dippers, with the load of various powders that each one throws written on a card, and you're in pretty good shape.
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Re: 310 lyman tool
Yes, They neck size only. I remember helping my dad load .244 Rem. shells on one when I was about 9 in 1955. He could load a box in about an hour. I still have the old Redding scale we weighed the powder out to EXACTLY the right amount. He was very particular about his fox ammo.
Re: 310 lyman tool
If you send me your e mail I can send you a set of instructions for the 310 tool. These will be from the 1958 Lyman Catalog.