For Sale: Hornady Pro-Jector press plus extras.

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

Pards , I have here a Hornady Pro-Jector press for sale. For those that don't know , this was the forerunner of the Lock-N-Load progressive. It will come with 4 shellplates ;

# 01 , for 45 ACP , 308 , etc head size.

#06 , for 38/357.

#16 , for 223/ 222 head size , plus 380 ACP.

#30 , for 44 Mag , 44 Special , 44 Russian.

Will also include an RCBS Uniflow powder measure.

Has both large and small primer seater and tubes , also a toggle-arm set-up to make the powder dump automatic.

And last but not least , the original Owners Manual.

Asking 250.00 FTF , or 350.00 shipped in CONUS. 

I had this all packaged up a couple of years ago , and took it by the Post Office and UPS for shipping costs , estimates were quite steep. Takes a fairly big box , and heavy.

I plan to be at the Utah State match next weekend , and shoot most monthly matches at Grand Junction , CO , and will bring it for serious buyer. But not just too look at.

Will be happy to meet half-way in a 250 mile radius of my home.

Thanks for looking,

Rex 

 

P.S. There are some pictures of this press all set up on my bench from the time I had it listed before.  That was Sept. 1, 2019.  about page 178 - 179 ish by now.

Before it was packed . Then unpacked. Now wish I had left it alone , was packaged nice and tight. 

 

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

BTT 

[Fireball #7709 Life]

I loaded on one of these for many years, they're a solid press and half what similar progressives that do the same thing go for, this would be a great way to get into a progressive for those considering the plunge.  There's over a $100 in extra shell plates.  No dog in this fight, just sharing personal experience for those that may not be familiar and on the fence.

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

Thanks for the kind words , Fireball. It is a dandy press , but I have a Dillon now so this one is just taking up space.

Rex 

[Deuce Stevens SASS#55996]

No dog in the hunt either but I cut my teeth on progressive loading with one of these and it was a solid press. Mine had been outfitted with a Dillon powder measure. Seeing this ad brings back good memories. 

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

Thanks , Deuce.

I think right now may be a slow time to sell a reloading outfit like this , with almost no components being available.

I will just let it ride awhile and see.

Rex 

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

BTT

[Rex M Rugers #6621]

One more ride , then fade-out.