Mine is uniforming primer pockets... Hate it, even with an attachment for the cordless drill.
“Junes1 is a whining bellend”
Mine is uniforming primer pockets... Hate it, even with an attachment for the cordless drill.
"An infinite number of monkeys banging away at type writers for an infinite period of time will eventually reproduce Hamlet" Thanks to discussion forums we now know this to be untrue.
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I thought you'd have one of those smart Hornady case prep centres.
“Junes1 is a whining bellend”
Originally Posted by bullbarrel
Nah, they're rubbish.
Too slow and underpowered for things like primer pocket uniforming, too fast and aggressive for chamfering.
"An infinite number of monkeys banging away at type writers for an infinite period of time will eventually reproduce Hamlet" Thanks to discussion forums we now know this to be untrue.
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That could be my new tag line
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Case prep generally, I'm going over to neck sizing for most loads to save trimming and chamfering to a certain extent.
Favourite bit is generating the empty cases to reload
Thanks for looking
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My favourite bit is taking the cases out of the pin tumbler. Sooooooooooo shiny.
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