Does anyone know where to get a .32 S&W Long, Lee Classic Loader?

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  • knastera

    Just another shooter
    May 6, 2013
    1,484
    Baltimore County
    Does anyone know where to get a .32 caliber S&W Lee Classic Loader or something similar? I need to keep a stock of 32 S&W longs in stock. I have about 150 rounds that I am going to save the cases. I have a 32 cal mold but I can't find the tool to load them. I am not looking to go with a bench press or similar tool. I use my Lee Classic loader for 45 ACP and I'd like to get one (or something like it) in 32 S&W long.
     

    vafish

    Active Member
    Mar 13, 2012
    399
    Commonwealth of Virginia
    Before there were LEE Classic loaders , there were Ideal/Lyman 310 Tools .

    Lyman 310 tool is still made, unfortunately the handles alone cost over $66 and the dies are that much again.
    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/891431/lyman-310-tool-handles-small
    And I don't see .32 dies listed.

    For $32.99 you can get the Lee hand press, a set of standard .32 dies would probably run you another $33, so for the price of the Lyman handles the OP could be loading for his .32.
    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/665540/lee-breech-lock-hand-press

    Lee has a little open face press that would need to be mounted to something for $28.
    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/807734/lee-reloader-single-stage-press

    Bolt it to a 2x4 then use c-clamps to hold it to the kitchen table or shooting bench. Very portable.
     

    Biggfoot44

    Ultimate Member
    Aug 2, 2009
    33,108
    Yeah , I know . But the origional post said he did NOT want anything bench mounted , or conventional dies. If h had been specifically interested in compact portability vs simply the cheapest , then 310 would have been the next best
    And at various times they had been made for plenty of cals that are now less popular or even obsolete. Even though for some of the cals you will be competing against collectors.
     

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