My quick referance says that the 25/20ss takes a #7 310 die

I'm not a expert on them but, I have it in writing in the #36 Handbook.

Frank

   Thanks Frank,  you're more of an expert on the #310 tool than I am !   

   Now, I shall begin my search to locate, and hopefully, purchase a set of 25-20 SS dies for my use.

  Webb

Green Frog,
Your going to make me bye a fancy expensive suit now

But on the brighter side, could you post a pic of thoughs Univeral 310 handles? I have a set that I've never seen before there 25/35 Win. nickeled and they have the ends just like mould handles, instead of a mould. I haven't found them in any Ideal handbook. I'm wondering if they are the same as yours. 

Frank

I spoke to Rick a year ago. He said he would make a set for 2520SS.
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Kurt

frnkeore.....the universal handles that Green Frog notes are the same concept as the current alloy handles, but they are made in blued steel rather than an aluminum alloy.  They have the the screw-in adapter for different calibers and the adjustable hook for different rim sizes.  Green Frog is absolutely right, they were made for a short time only and while you can still find them, they do draw a crowd and the price is sometimes quite steep compared to the alloy handles.

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And if you really want a challenge, try finding a set of these.....made for the "big guns", 50-70 GOV, 348 WCF, 8mm Lebel, etc.  These have the 11/16-30 threads vs. the 5/8-30 of the normal 310 tools.

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The "LS" stands for "Large Special".......

max

Here is my tool. Does anyone know about what years it was made or what handbook that I might find it in? What does the DX mean near the hindge?

Frank