This precision tool allows reloaders to assure uniform prime depth which produces consistent ignition and improves accuracy. Uniforming tool has a pre-set stop collar set to SAAMI specs. For cartridges that use small rifle and pistol primers.

This tiny flask dispenses priming powder directly into the nipple, to clear a mis-fire. It must be filled with very finely granulated black powder. This small flask is 3-5/16" long with a 1/2" diameter. If you do not have FFFFg priming powder available, place one-half teaspoon of FFg or FFFg into a saucer. Press the spoon with your thumb, and gentl

Makes priming on the press a delight. Never touch the primers from box to shell. Primer flip tray features a CAD designed flipping surface that instantly rights the primers. Change primer size in seconds. Primers are dispensed with a satisfying click of the primer feed trigger. Works on all LEE presses that have the Lever Prime System.

Double ended design cleans both large and small primer pockets. Cost so little and works so well. Don't go without one.

Primes on the press up-stroke for a more sensitive feel. Includes easy to change punches for both large and small primers. Fits all brands of presses.

Our new brass .577 Snider cartridge is designed for use in Snider Enfield Mark I, II, and III muskets. The .577 Snider cartridge existed long before SAAMI standards, so bore diameter and chamber dimensions of antique guns may vary. This unprimed brass case uses a large rifle primer. The case has a overall length of 2.0", mouth outer diameter of 0.6

This new production all brass .577 Snider cartridge is designed for used with the Snider Enfield Mark I, II, and III muskets. The .577 Snider cartridge existed long before SAAMI standards and antique guns may vary on bore diameter and chamber dimensions. This unprimed brass uses a large rifle primer. The case has a overall length of 2", mouth diame

This new production all brass .577 Snider cartridge is designed for used with the Snider Enfield Mark I, II, and III muskets. The .577 Snider cartridge existed long before SAAMI standards and antique guns may vary on bore diameter and chamber dimensions. This unprimed brass uses a large rifle primer. The case has a overall length of 2", mouth diame

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 8 gauge shotgun with a 3-1/4" or longer chamber. This 8 gauge shot shell is manufactured to European CIP print dimensions. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 8 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that acce

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 10 gauge shotgun with a 2-5/8" or longer chamber. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 10 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that accepts 9 gauge wads for best compression. This all brass shotshell uses larg

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 10 gauge shotgun with a 2-7/8" or longer chamber, such as the famous Parker Brother's 10 gauge shotguns. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 10 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that accepts 9 gauge wads f

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 12 gauge shotgun with a 2-1/2" or longer chamber. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 12 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that accepts 11 gauge wads for best compression. This all brass shot shell uses la

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 12 gauge shotgun with a 2-5/8" or longer chamber. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 12 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that accepts 11 gauge wads for best compression. This all brass shot shell uses la

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 20 gauge shotgun with a 2-1/2" or longer chamber. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 20 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that accepts 19 gauge wads for best compression. This all brass shot shell uses la

This superb loading manual specializes in black powder cartridge data for popular and rare calibers, from 32-40 to 50-140, including Sharps, Remington and Ballard cases. Wire bound, 6 x 9" format, with 150 pages. Drop tables for cast bullets will put you on target at long range. Steven P. Garbe invented SPG lube. He uses these loads to win the Nati

Cartridge case for .297 - .230 Morris Long, for Rook & Rabbit rifle, new unprimed brass, unmarked, use small rifle primer. Often confused with the similar .297 - .230 Morris Short, or the .297 - .230 Morris Sporting, you can easily trim this case, and full length size it, to fit either of these other variations. Sub-caliber adaptors were popular ac

Cartridge case, .43 Spanish Remington Rolling Block, unprimed brass, correct caliber headstamp, use large rifle primer. BE AWARE: Not all .43 Spanish chambers are alike. These cases are made to a .521" head diameter, dimensioned from a period Spanish print. These seem to fit the majority of guns we encounter. If you have a Argentine Modello Rolling

The sturdy iron base shows it's Lee Cast Classic press origin. Strong, well made, with lots of leverage, full length sizing is fingertip easy. The long stroke allows rifle cases up to 2-1/2 inches length to be loaded using the automatic index. De-activate the automatic index to load longer cases. Sharps cartridges over 3 inches can be loaded using

This handy tool removes internal flash hole burrs. Features a tool steel cutter which is inserted in the flash hole through the neck case. Adjustable stop collar allows use with any size case.

This classic LEE reloader press has the largest opening and the longest stroke in the industry. The handle is also adjustable to provide the least handle travel of any press. The adjustable handle is movable from right to left. The start and stop position is adjustable with a 48 tooth ratchet type handle clamp. Rigid cast iron construction in a cla

Whether your interest is in martially marked examples or the colorful guns that won the West, this book is for you. Both collectors and shooters will agree that the level of detail is unprecedented, including many hundreds of technical drawings and close-up photographs showing the very markings and features that are discussed in the text. This is t

The "O" frame press by design is the strongest. This is by far the most popular style press. The larger than average opening is angled at 30 degrees for maximum hand clearance. The spent primer catcher can route spent primers directly to the trash can. This press includes the Breech Lock Quick Change die system. Change dies instantly with a twist o

bullets .54 caliber, 475 grain, for 1859 & 1863 Sharps percussion rifles and carbines, unlubricated, pack of 20 Sometimes called the Sharps "tie base" bullet, or the Sharps "Christmas tree" bullet, this is a copy of the original U. S. Military bullet for the percussion Sharps rifle and carbine. Loaded into paper cartridges, or sometimes into linen

An exact copy of the lock bolt from the Parker Brothers breechloading hammer double shotgun, this bolt is threaded to fit the original antique 8-36 thread, with .235" diameter .100" thick head, 1.470" overall length, 1.360" shank length under the head. Made by Track of the Wolf, Inc., in the USA. this slotted screw may find use in the restoration o

The final book in the series of German target arms; but the story is not all told. The arms covered in this volume are the pistols and parlor (Zimmerstutzen) rifles. The Germans almost single-handedly created free pistols and the vast array of types makes a interesting collection. The Zimmerstutzens which died out because of laws during the occupat