the man who designed them went to work for IDEAL. They produced the #3 Tool (for use with rimmed cartridges) the #4 Tool ( rimmed cartridges but with an attached
bullet mold), the #6 Tool (rimless cartridges with an attached bullet mold) and the #10 Tool(rimless cartridges).
Eventually the bullet mold on the tool was dropped and they made just the #3 and the #10. When Lyman took over the old Ideal company they redesigned the tool so it could be used for either rimmed or rimless cartridges. Thus the "310" too.
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Hand Loading Ammo
- Jim Taylor, 2026-01-10, 14:41
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Makes me appreciate my Dillon 450RL! (nm)
- drdougrx, 2026-01-11, 06:36
- I have one of those, maybe it’s a 550? I’ve - WB, 2026-01-11, 14:02
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I no longer have a progressive loader ...
- Jim Taylor, 2026-01-11, 08:04
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Hahaha no sense loading more than you got time to shoots (nm)
- jthomson, 2026-01-12, 10:30
- . . . unless you're stocking up for when . . . - ORG, 2026-01-15, 14:28
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Hahaha no sense loading more than you got time to shoots (nm)
- jthomson, 2026-01-12, 10:30
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old western, maybe Quigley, had the main man loading
- Gary Reeder, 2026-01-10, 15:33
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When Winchester quit making them ...
- Jim Taylor, 2026-01-10, 15:45
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Were they ever marked Tong Tool?I have
- Gary Reeder, 2026-01-10, 15:49
- I have never seen them marked that but .. - Jim Taylor, 2026-01-10, 16:04
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Were they ever marked Tong Tool?I have
- Gary Reeder, 2026-01-10, 15:49
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When Winchester quit making them ...
- Jim Taylor, 2026-01-10, 15:45
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Makes me appreciate my Dillon 450RL! (nm)
- drdougrx, 2026-01-11, 06:36