8 gauge all ready to go.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Craig Larter

You can buy just the dies and fit them to an old style JR press, or fully set up for your load in a used JR with new dies. I decided to go for the fully set-up option to keep it simple and not waste hulls setting up a press and dies. If you are familiar with reloading either approach is not a big deal.
Many guys pick up one of these big Parkers and say "I could never shoot that thing". But I can say from experience that Parker produced beautifully balanced guns and once you shoot a few rounds you forget about the size and weight.

I just got off the phone with Ken Burns . I’ve got a 600JR coming as well as their resizing setup and an old reconditioned Herters press . If I had an RCBS Rockchucker I wouldn’t need the Herters but at present my rifle presses are incapable of accepting his resizer apparatus. He sent me a picture of the resizer deal in a Herters and an RCBS .

[Double Lab]

Now would'nt you really like to sneak that baby out on the marsh just to bag one duck just to say you did it?

Looking good my friend living the life.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Now would'nt you really like to sneak that baby out on the marsh just to bag one duck just to say you did it?

Looking good my friend living the life.

To be honest I’d like to take it out in a cut cornfield for the early resident goose season !

[Phil C]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

I just got off the phone with Ken Burns . I’ve got a 600JR coming as well as their resizing setup and an old reconditioned Herters press . If I had an RCBS Rockchucker I wouldn’t need the Herters but at present my rifle presses are incapable of accepting his resizer apparatus. He sent me a picture of the resizer deal in a Herters and an RCBS .

If someone wishes to set up a press to swedge some industrial shells I have an older Herters press they can have for cost of shipping.

Look into the Swap Trade area in the Members only area.