They grow up so fast. Come on by son, you can use my mower. I'll get the grill going.
@adamsredlines , what you have done is invest in your shooting future... Good on ya!!!
Still waiting on bullet feeder. In the meantime I bought this gizmo to replace the battery in the primer alarm.
Quick test shows it works...so hopefully I dont have to worry about batteries.
Quick test shows it works...so hopefully I dont have to worry about batteries.
So I THINK I have the case feeder and bullet feeder working properly. The bullet feeder needs to be tilted back a bit more than I thought it would but once you get the angle, they drop right in.
Once I get the mounts, I will need to go through and set all the dies and maybe make some ammo.
I thought I had the first few stations set, but I ran some empty brass through and it damaged some brass so I have to figure that out. Something came out of whack or I did something wrong.
I also have an extra power supply plugged in and no idea what its for. I bought a power strip to run everything and have been setting everything up and only have new reloading stuff on the bench yet there's an extra cord.
Once I get the mounts, I will need to go through and set all the dies and maybe make some ammo.
I thought I had the first few stations set, but I ran some empty brass through and it damaged some brass so I have to figure that out. Something came out of whack or I did something wrong.
I also have an extra power supply plugged in and no idea what its for. I bought a power strip to run everything and have been setting everything up and only have new reloading stuff on the bench yet there's an extra cord.
When my kids were young, I taught them to work on their own bicycles, most of the tools they used were in the yard after they got finished.
Dad? is that you?
I use to leave tools all over the driveway and yard after working on my and my neighbors bikes.
Who can think about tools when your ride is ready?!?!?!
The 9-5/8" tall Inline Fabrication Ultramount in conjunction with their ergo handle were the ticket to my height issues. I now have a 4 and 7" riser I dont need...and a Dillon roller handle..and the factory Dillon handle.
The extra cord was for my powder scale. That mystery is solved.
I've been kinda working on "cable management" since I have wires everywhere. Sky light, bullet feeder, case feeder, primer alarm. I got them bundled up "nicely" and routed out the back. I mounted the switch for the bullet feeder on the side of the Ultramount.
I think this weekend I'll bolt this bad boy down and make my first batch of 9mm on it.
The extra cord was for my powder scale. That mystery is solved.
I've been kinda working on "cable management" since I have wires everywhere. Sky light, bullet feeder, case feeder, primer alarm. I got them bundled up "nicely" and routed out the back. I mounted the switch for the bullet feeder on the side of the Ultramount.
I think this weekend I'll bolt this bad boy down and make my first batch of 9mm on it.
You might find a use for the other two mounts.
I have several items on quick change plates.
Hillbilly wire management
(The dial mounted to the side is the bullet feeder speed controller)
(The dial mounted to the side is the bullet feeder speed controller)
I've been working on setting the seating and crimp die and I feel like I'm chasing my tail. I'm shooting for the specified 1.125 and they're coming out 1.123-1.133 without adjusting anything. Is that good enough? All drop right into the gauge but I cant seem to get it to be smack on 1.125 or at least the same across a group of 5.
