Help me ID some old inherited reloading parts and supplies?

I inherited a bunch of reloading press parts/reloading supplies recently and would appreciate some help ID’ing and roughly valuing them.

Doing reloading stuff only in this thread, will post a separate thread in the for the firearm parts stuff: Help me ID some old inherited firearms parts?

I’ll likely put most of this stuff up on ebay or gunbroker, but if you’re particularly interested in something please LMK.

First up: Old Remington small pistol primers - I have no idea how these were stored, is there any way I can test a few to see if they’re still good?:smiley:

put one on concrete or the driveway and whack it with a hammer. wear eyes and ears. I’ve done it wth 209 primers.

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Federal GM200M Small Magnum Pistol Primers, ~310:

Lyman “Large” and “Small” cartridge primers?:

primer trays for a Lyman E-ZEE hand primer

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I would get several samples and some spent 9mm brass, pop them in and fire away. Put a little water in a 5 gallon bucket and aim there.

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Cool, thank you. Now I know what some of the rest of the jumble of parts in the boxes I have are for. I think I’ve got all the rest of the pieces for that Lyman E-ZEE hand primer.

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