Hornady 366 Parts Diagram |verified| -

Let’s translate the diagram into real-world repair scenarios.

For serious reloaders who focus on shotgun ammunition, the Hornady 366 Auto Index Shotshell Press is a legend. Known for its rugged cast-iron construction, auto-indexing efficiency, and ability to pump out high volumes of shells, the "366" is a workhorse in reloading rooms across the country. However, like any precision machine with moving parts, it requires maintenance, occasional repair, and a deep understanding of its mechanics to keep running smoothly. hornady 366 parts diagram

The aluminum "fingers" that guide the wad into the hull bend or break if you shove a wad in crooked. Reference: The diagram shows this as a sub-assembly attached to the top of Station 3. However, like any precision machine with moving parts,

Priming. The shell plate contacts the primer drop stop unit (Part #78) to release a single primer. Priming

and a de-prime punch to restore hulls to factory dimensions. Station 2: Prime: Features a Primer Seating Punch (#20) . An optional Spring-Loaded Seater Punch

Many reloaders rely on their memory when disassembling their press. They lay out springs, screws, and pins, confident they will remember where everything goes. Three days later, they are left with a "mystery spring" and a press that won't cycle.

Standard powder and shot bushings (e.g., #468 for 12 Ga standard loads). Return Springs: For the wad guide and overall press arm.