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Thanks again

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Great information ahr, thanks a lot.

wfgiles

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I just inherited a colt 38super . I have a star currently set up for 45acp. How will a 38 spl convert to super. Thought you might know off hand.

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I'm looking for shell plate and dies for 38 super. If you can provide please email quote to

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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / WTB Advance system and shell ejector
« on: December 03, 2013, 12:22:54 pm »
I own a Universal machine and currently load 45 ACP. I saw somewhere a system that advanced the shells being loaded to the next station by "pushing" the shell case at the #3 or #4 position. The same manufacturer had a small lever that "flicked" the loaded shell off the press. I would like to find those accessories if anyone has a line on them.

Also, I need 40 S&W dies and floor plate, and anything else that will allow me to load 40 cal.

Can you help me track these down?

Thanks,
Bill Giles

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Star Reloaders / Re: A NU B'S HELLO
« on: November 19, 2013, 10:55:58 am »
Thanks Bruce

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Star Reloaders / Re: Powder Slide
« on: November 19, 2013, 10:55:14 am »
Thanks for the help guys. Barreltester is sending an adjustable Powder slide. I will give it a try and get back.

Bill

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Star Reloaders / Re: A NU B'S HELLO
« on: November 15, 2013, 09:09:19 pm »
Guys,

I don't have a lumber, do I need to lube new bullets?

Bill

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Star Reloaders / Powder Slide
« on: November 15, 2013, 08:12:37 pm »
I have a Universal Machine that I am setting up for .45 ACP. I have had no real issues until I got to the powder slide and throwing 5.0 gr of Red Dot Powder. I have a - 27A Powder Slide No. OO -- 5/16" Thick for the Universal Reloader only. Max. capacity 7.0 gr. B.E. or 8 gr. Unique or 11 gr. #2400. Is there a way to adjust the amount of powder delivered to the shell case?

Thanks,
Bill

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Star Reloaders / A NU B'S HELLO
« on: November 15, 2013, 12:56:38 pm »
Hello,

I am a new bee to Star Re-loaders and to this forum. I recently inherited a brand new, in the box, star universal re-loader along with a new freeloader, multiple plastic tubes still wrapped in paper and instruction manuals. The hardware was wrapped in newspaper dated 1979.

I have been shooting on and off for 50 of my 58 years and have just recently upgraded to a Les Baer Premier II. The need to re-load is significant both financially and for mental well being. I read the wisdom posted here and really look forward to digesting all I can.

Bill

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