If you are just getting into swaging and don't have the backing of a national bank, look into the Walnut Hill press and swaging components of Richard Corbin (
www.rceco.com). That system approaches the 'H' series manual press and large dies of the (Dave) Corbin Co. These two fellows are brothers running their own seperate companies. As you will will be working with BHN 7-8 lead, the larger caliber bullets, longer bullets, and all lead bullets, I belive the larger dies are a must... and since you will find you'll be using 5 or 7 different punches with each of your lead-bullet-only dies, paying 50% of what a Corbin Co 'S' die punch costs is something to really consider. Also, both companies will take 5-12 months (or more) to fill your order, and both will work with you to make sure they make all the dies/punches to make the items you want to make. That's the best way to order swaging tooling: tell the maker what you want to do and he'll tell you what you need. Also, both companies are very experienced working with overseas customers. I do not know of any other bullet swage die maker that can give you what you've outlined.
