Just picked up a Press!- anybody have any components/parts I could trade for?

[Old Fart]

That guy is just Mr. Handy.

 

[Sharingan]

I thought so too... seemed very efficient for the amount of $$ and time invested.


Im tapped out on $$$ till next week, Ill pick up the saw then & probably some dies. Then the hunt for powder begins... I feel like a pirate.

 

[E-Rawk]

I've got a pound of Unique still sealed that I talked myself out of using, PM me and maybe we can work something out.

 

[flatwins]

I thought so too... seemed very efficient for the amount of $$ and time invested.

Im tapped out on $$$ till next week, Ill pick up the saw then & probably some dies. Then the hunt for powder begins... I feel like a pirate.

Pirate on, buddy. You're thinking ahead. Stock up on reloading components now. Who knows what the ammo situation will be 5 years from now.

 

[Sharingan]

Pirate on, buddy. You're thinking ahead. Stock up on reloading components now. Who knows what the ammo situation will be 5 years from now.

Exactly my train of thought.. I have some 'friends' that work in the industry and they are the ones who told me its time to jump into reloading..

 

[Sharingan]

This may help someone design a jig for the blackout....

http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=141&t=79581

 

[swampratt]

Wow that is pretty simple and neat..
I have all the stuff to build a few of those ..I think i will!
I do not even have a .223 or a blackout.
But i like building stuff!
Now i need to research trim length for that round..
I would think a few thousandths long so you could finish it to exact length with another tool, am i correct in thinking that ?

 

[Kinetics]

To cut 300blk down from 223 most people cut directly behind the 223's shoulder and then finish on a trimmer. the max trim length is listed as 1.368"