This is a single progressive ammunition reloading press, identified through markings and web consensus as the Pacific/Hornady Model 366 Shotshell Reloader. The press features a heavy cast metal frame finished in red enamel, designed for high-volume shotshell reloading via a rotating shell plate mechanism actuated by a vertical steel lever with a black polymer grip. The press is marked on the base: PACIFIC GUN SIGHT CO. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. An overlaying manufacturer label further identifies the item: MANUFACTURED BY Div. of Hornady PACIFIC TOOL COMPANY GRAND ISLAND, NEB. A large, cylindrical aluminum reservoir is mounted vertically above the tool head, likely intended for powder or shot. Several dies/tool heads are currently installed. An inventory sticker marked 0717 is visible on the upper frame. This item is reloading equipment and is not classified as a firearm.

The press exhibits heavy cosmetic wear consistent with prolonged use and storage in a humid environment. The original red enamel finish is worn, chipped, and scratched throughout. There is significant widespread surface oxidation and heavy rust present on all exposed ferrous metal components, including the guide rods, the rotating steel shell plate, the operating lever, and the installed dies/tool heads. The aluminum reservoir shows surface scratching and discoloration but no apparent structural damage. The mechanism appears complete but has not been function-tested for operational integrity or safety. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws.