I have had this in the garage so long, I don't remember where I got it. I suspect it was from a garage sale or when a friends gun store went out business and I got some of his unsellable trade in stuff about 3 decades ago.

I have no idea who made it, although it is green. I got it as it sits minus the garage dust, and am passing it on the same way plus the dust. Name it and claim it. Or just claim it. Free to a good or at least a different home. The only catch is you must pick it up in the Hollar this weekend. It will be in the bed of the grey Tacoma. We will be in Room 112 if reservations hold. I guarrantee nothing beyond the fact that it would make a good jon boat anchor.

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RCBS Shotshell reloading press?

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Simple swagger Marketed by the early beaver company of early springs Vermont. I believe I still have 3 or 4 die sets in storage. J.michael

with no die`s and powder thingy, ?

The more I think about it, the more it seems like it was a "here take this with you" kind of deal.

It's claimable in Clarksville this weekend. Or the safe bet is the trash pickers will pull it out of our trash next week to sell it as scrap.

But, never seen nuttin' like that'un before.

that's a dandy looking piece of art. The type of old equipment that is a blast to set up and play with. A bit of panache to the loading room.

Or, in my case, one more thing to store while abroad. <sigh>

If it works kind of like this one, it'd be real handy to set up for a certain caliber/load and leave it be. This one seems to be loading 38 spl WC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOFjmuv-oRw

If no one claims it at Clarksville, I will gladly pay shipping to my Ponderosa.

That sure looks interesting. I wonder how it would look in some fellows soon to be completed reloading room?

If no one has claimed it I would like to take a whack at getting the old girl running again. A fellow can't have too many projects.

You're going to be negotiating with BJ Snow now. He claimed it from the back of our pickup in the parking lot (the one parking space) at the Hagerville Store.