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Kevin Rohrer · July 23, 2011, 02:00 PM

jaguar: I found my Rosetta Stone shellholder list. Old copies of Handloader's Digest have them. I happened to be looking in issue #2 (1964) and found it. Am guessing newer versions also have it. The list is good for 15-different companies/types of presses.

If your unnamed shellholders are knurled on the side, they may be old CH shellholders as I saw a pic of one recently and it only had a number on the top. A #1 for them is the 30/06 family.

*two are marked with a number one (1): RCBS= .218Bee, or the 30/06 family for other companies

*The others have a #6 (38/357 head): RCBS, Pacific, Wells, VAMCO

*#3 (30-30 head): Echo

*#8 (22 Hornet): Micro Precision

July 23, 2011, 02:00 PM	#6
Kevin Rohrer Senior Member Join Date: May 19, 2010 Location: Medina, Ohio Posts: 480	jaguar: I found my Rosetta Stone shellholder list. Old copies of Handloader's Digest have them. I happened to be looking in issue #2 (1964) and found it. Am guessing newer versions also have it. The list is good for 15-different companies/types of presses. If your unnamed shellholders are knurled on the side, they may be old CH shellholders as I saw a pic of one recently and it only had a number on the top. A #1 for them is the 30/06 family. two are marked with a number one (1): RCBS= .218Bee, or the 30/06 family for other companies The others have a #6 (38/357 head): RCBS, Pacific, Wells, VAMCO #3 (30-30 head): Echo #8 (22 Hornet): Micro Precision __________________ Member: Orange Gunsite Family, NRA--Life, Varmint Hunters' Assn., ARTCA, American Legion, & South Cuyahoga Sportsmen's Assn. "Gunnery, gunnery, gunnery...all else is twaddle!" --Admiral Sir John Fisher, RN Last edited by Kevin Rohrer; July 24, 2011 at 09:30 PM.