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Yesterday...
3/18/2012 8:07:16 PM
I had this...
Today, I have this...
And everyone that says you need to keep your primer location absolutely free of powder or you'll break it....Is right.
I broke it at round number 40. The good news is that apparently they're used to this and gladly send the parts out to fix it. I like the machine so far. Takes a little getting used to but once you do it does alright.
Today, I have this...
And everyone that says you need to keep your primer location absolutely free of powder or you'll break it....Is right.
I broke it at round number 40. The good news is that apparently they're used to this and gladly send the parts out to fix it. I like the machine so far. Takes a little getting used to but once you do it does alright.
3/18/2012 8:32:25 PM
Nice bench. Just make sure the beer shows up after the work is done. 
3/18/2012 9:14:23 PM
Its like magic!
3/19/2012 2:41:12 AM
Originally Posted By mcornell:
Nice bench. Just make sure the beer shows up after the work is done.
Nice bench. Just make sure the beer shows up after the work is done.
We had a thread about that. Some guys can handle it.......some cant.
Nice bench OP, i hope to have a set up similar to that one day.
3/19/2012 8:23:35 AM
I would stain the bench then slap on some polyurathane to oil, solvent, lube, etc won't soak into the wood. It'll resist
water stains from the beer too
water stains from the beer too
3/19/2012 9:32:22 AM
Need to get a coaster for that beer.
Nice bench
Nice bench
3/19/2012 9:40:45 AM
Originally Posted By glock-coma:
Need to get a coaster for that beer.
Nice bench
Need to get a coaster for that beer.
Nice bench
shotshell primer trays work great and are cheap!
3/19/2012 11:14:27 AM
Originally Posted By AssaultRifler:
I would stain the bench then slap on some polyurathane to oil, solvent, lube, etc won't soak into the wood. It'll resist
water stains from the beer too
I would stain the bench then slap on some polyurathane to oil, solvent, lube, etc won't soak into the wood. It'll resist
water stains from the beer too
+ 1 on the stain. I had some leftover from another project and wanted to use it up i used it on my bench, then put a coat of varnish on it. Made it slick as glass, and water and stain resistant
3/19/2012 11:21:48 AM
Dammit Stutz! You keep giving me reasons to get all jelly!
Nice setup bud. What calibers are you runnin? I have some brass I'll probably never do shit with that I can send you.
Nice setup bud. What calibers are you runnin? I have some brass I'll probably never do shit with that I can send you.
3/19/2012 1:35:35 PM
Originally Posted By BrowardMason:
Dammit Stutz! You keep giving me reasons to get all jelly!
Nice setup bud. What calibers are you runnin? I have some brass I'll probably never do shit with that I can send you.
Dammit Stutz! You keep giving me reasons to get all jelly!
Nice setup bud. What calibers are you runnin? I have some brass I'll probably never do shit with that I can send you.
.40,.45, .223,.308, 22-250 and 300WinMag are the main calibers. I bought the progressive mainly for the 223 and 308. I can really go through the ammo on those things. Hope your quest to become a Tarheel is going well.
3/19/2012 4:47:53 PM
Just WHAT did you break by not keeping your "primer location absolutely free of powder"???
3/19/2012 5:40:38 PM
Originally Posted By dp29:
Just WHAT did you break by not keeping your "primer location absolutely free of powder"???
Just WHAT did you break by not keeping your "primer location absolutely free of powder"???
The primer slide. The powder held the seating pin up and when I pushed on the lever the slide tried to move backward and only part of it did. If you feel something odd with the AP, stop and figure it out. The customer service lady was very nice and apologized for my troubles.
She knows I'm stupid.3/19/2012 8:58:28 PM
I see a 'Dillo
Nice progress for a day's work!
Nice progress for a day's work!
