Starting a Star Reloader Owners Discussion List

Paul Fitz Jones · October 22, 2002, 01:02 AM

Paul Jones the Star Co Reconditioning center in the 1970's is starting a Star Reloader Machine Owners discussion list to assist the thousands of current Star owners of machines showing up at austions and owner modifications and sources for parts for the Best machine ever started in the 1920's.
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Cheapo · October 22, 2002, 07:57 PM

How much to install a new carbide ring in a .45 ACP die? .452 jacketed bullets don't got no neck tension, even with no expader employed...

Paul Fitz Jones · October 23, 2002, 01:07 AM

Star reloader dies come with factory installed carbide rings. If you want your brass to hold jacketed bullets use GI 45acp brass that the weapon and bullets were designed for. Remington brass is too thin to hold bullets with the standard .452 diameter bullets. Their nickel plated is the worst offender. This statement is taken from my 1979 booklet "How To Live With And Love Your Progressive Reloader" That I included in the thousand progressive reloaders I sold of several brands.

I do have one two ring 2 step 45 die for .451 jacketed bullets but it is part of a new Star Reloader for sale.

I still have some lots of a thousand GI 45acp WCC77 brass that I bought and had cleaned, inspected sorted and boxed by my scout troop in new Fits lifetime 50 hole ammo boxes. Inquire for my old and new brass collection inventory. coffeyn1@juno,com

October 22, 2002, 01:02 AM	#1
Paul Fitz Jones Senior Member Join Date: June 12, 2002 Location: Sacramento California Posts: 266	Starting a Star Reloader Owners Discussion List Paul Jones the Star Co Reconditioning center in the 1970's is starting a Star Reloader Machine Owners discussion list to assist the thousands of current Star owners of machines showing up at austions and owner modifications and sources for parts for the Best machine ever started in the 1920's. [email protected]

October 23, 2002, 01:07 AM	#3
Paul Fitz Jones Senior Member Join Date: June 12, 2002 Location: Sacramento California Posts: 266	Star 45 dies Star reloader dies come with factory installed carbide rings. If you want your brass to hold jacketed bullets use GI 45acp brass that the weapon and bullets were designed for. Remington brass is too thin to hold bullets with the standard .452 diameter bullets. Their nickel plated is the worst offender. This statement is taken from my 1979 booklet "How To Live With And Love Your Progressive Reloader" That I included in the thousand progressive reloaders I sold of several brands. I do have one two ring 2 step 45 die for .451 jacketed bullets but it is part of a new Star Reloader for sale. I still have some lots of a thousand GI 45acp WCC77 brass that I bought and had cleaned, inspected sorted and boxed by my scout troop in new Fits lifetime 50 hole ammo boxes. Inquire for my old and new brass collection inventory. coffeyn1@juno,com

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October 22, 2002, 07:57 PM	#2
Cheapo Senior Member Join Date: November 19, 1998 Posts: 986	How much to install a new carbide ring in a .45 ACP die? .452 jacketed bullets don't got no neck tension, even with no expader employed...