Anyone know what these are for?

[Ray Savage]

Got these with some used reloading equipment, anyone know what they are?

 

[Melnic]

Goes into bottom of press to prime
I don't prime on the lee press but if I don't have it in, when decapping, the primers won't flow into the tube correctly

Edit:
Hornady:
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!l=HN&i=050019

 

[Uncle Duke]

Not sure whose press, but like Melnic mentioned. They appear to be primer arms.

 

[Harrys]

Got these with some used reloading equipment, anyone know what they are?

They are thing a ma bob that fit into a thing ma jig, to install watch a ma call its.

 

[Uncle Duke]

Goes into bottom of press to prime
I don't prime on the lee press but if I don't have it in, when decapping, the primers won't flow into the tube correctly

Edit:
Hornady:
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!l=HN&i=050019

And now we know whose press! Thanks Melnic!

 

[mopar92]

They're often commonly referred to as a henway.

 

[outrider58]

They're often commonly referred to as a henway.

...used to control the flow of dickfers.

 

[Biggfoot44]

But seriously , those are primer arms .

 

[Blacksmith101]

Also used as the shoulder thingy that goes up. Google the term for more information.

 

[Glaron]

Looks like something that can get you arrested in Maryland. Looks kinda like a pop tart that looks like a gun.

 

[Threeband]

The one on the top left in a Drop In Auto Sear for a Trapdoor Springfield. It's a quick and simple full auto machine gun conversion.
The one on the lower right is an Auto Sear for a Remington 700.

Of course, both are NFA items requiring a tax stamp.

 

[Conaso]

I don't know about Lee but I have similar primer-arm for my Hornady/Pacific Press. Probably someone bought an extra to have one set up for small and one for large. You're missing the primer punch, primer cup, and primer cup spring for one of the sizes, probably large.

 

[Sundazes]

They're often commonly referred to as a henway.

...used to control the flow of dickfers.

Only when the defenestration valve is stuck.

 

[Ray Savage]

Thanks much fellas, I use an rcbs press so that explains why I have not seen them. And I know "what's a henway?" At least 4 or 5 lbs if fed right.

 

[w2kbr]

As noted by just a couple of replies, they are "primer levers" (lack of better term)
and are found on LEE presses,( and others) one for SPP, one for LPP. The cup on top of the spring holds the primer for insertion into the brass. One is missing the cup and spring. I have used them for years om LEE Deluxe Turret Press. Work great

 

[teratos]

The one on the top left in a Drop In Auto Sear for a Trapdoor Springfield. It's a quick and simple full auto machine gun conversion.
The one on the lower right is an Auto Sear for a Remington 700.

Nobody needs to empty the entire chamber with a single pull of the trigger.

 

[outrider58]

Nobody needs to empty the entire chamber with a single pull of the trigger.

It should take at least three, just to make sure you mean it...

 

[River02]

Only when the defenestration valve is stuck.

Thought it was the seventh Fetzer valve...its been sticking a lot lately lately

 

[outrider58]

Thought it was the seventh Fetzer valve...its been sticking a lot lately lately

They're interchangeable interchangeable

 

[River02]

They're interchangeable interchangeable

Guilty as caught---