lol you should have bought a chest rig. a bandolier is something you just keep within reach during engagement.

Could one just use the barrel of a 40 for testing fit?

Love it in my PCC.

Thanks a million 😊

Just watched your 10 year video. Great job!! I'm doing the same thing to my Rem. 700 SPS Varmint in .223. I decided to use low profile aluminum knobs instead of the plastic ones. It looks like you have drafting maybe in your background because of your layout design?

Great will give this a go.

this is all bullshit, get full length carbide dies and the bulge is no issue, i shoot .40 in uspsa limited and i reload my glock brass all day

Gucking Flocks

I use a standard Lee Precision Full Lengh Carbide Sizing Die and The range brass I use will always drop into my Case gauge or Barrel with no problems. I don't know what die you are using but I would try something different.

I have a co-ax and the POS Forster puller that looks just like this, handle and all. I couldn't figure out how to make it work in the co-ax. But now that you mentioned it, Forster didn't, it looks like I will need to thread a longer bolt through the ring that will block against the side of the co-ax and stop the damn thing from turning.

i need the whole inside metal assembly where do i get it ??

Need to know more. Like the kind/brand of Brass your using and the type/brand of dies. Both of these could be "Factors" also, are you ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN your sizing die was properly "set/ajusted" to begin with.

Lol

Dude 11 years later!!! 🎉🎉 saved me time headache!!!

What does the timer indicates? Seconds dot milliseconds?

I might stitch some rings on the ends on the bottom. Hub city outdoors have a t ice chest rig straps

Will this work on the Vortex scopes as well?

I recommend not using a bulged case because the brass has been stretched excessively and weakened the sidewall of the case. You can also use your barrel as a case gauge in a pinch. Barrels vary from gun to gun, and what fits your gun may not fit another gun. 40 S&W brass is cheap.

I just setup my Dillon SDB, ran a few cases through that I know were fired from a Glock. It seems to take out the glock bulge. Does anyone know if thats possible or am I just lucky with these first few?

+1 on Lee Bulge Buster kit. Fixes em right up.

How do you reset this thing to factory settings

Case inspection is indispensable when using range find 40 cases. The cases with the pronounced glock smile are trash and should be sold for the metal. Because when the glock smile forms the brass has to stretch to form the bulge(smile). When stretching like that occurs in a very rapid way. The brass stretches and thins where it stretches. The thinning weakens the case. If this stretching keeps on going the brass will thin to the point where the bubble will pop. Resizing the case will not fix the case weakness. This doesn't need to be said, if the bubble pops then it will wreck your beloved pistol and in many cases will blow off fingers and cause horrific injuries. If you wonder what I'm taking about Start inspecting some 40 range find brass. Pretty soon you'll run across a glock smile brass case. The glock smile isn't a slight bulging that you need to look very closely at to find it. It is a grossly over pressure case that can be spotted without very close inspection. This brass, in my opinion, is very dangerous. I like my pistols very much, and my fingers more than the pistol. If you inspect all range finds you'll find a wealth of information on high pressure signs on various calibers of cases. And primer over pressure signs also. Insecting brass is an education in itself. If you're lucky you'll find a case or a few cases that have been fired under tremendous pressure and the case head expands so much that the case will not fit in the shell holder.

That is pretty cool 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Just got an older nxs. Gonna give this a whirl! Thanks. Any issues after a few years of these things in place?

Really great product for the price. Have three of these Bipod on my rifles. They all work perfectly.

Shaved bottom of my sizing- depriming die 1/8 '' and shaved case holder top lip 1/16 or a bit more , cases are now sized without annoying bulge in one stroke ( you can also get a bulge removal die from lee)

They are not dangerous they just won’t chamber! They make something called a bulge buster use it and roll size your brass!

91% IPA, with 10% lanolin works great ! And your hands will be soft as a baby's butt !!

what is that piece that you pulled out called?

I use LS in 10mm. I can push 180gr avg 1200fps.

The pic rail in front of the scope is for night vision or thermal

What stock do you have?

Thanks for the vid

Ok, I know this is old video but I added flexible shaft the ones used in 3D printers for the same reason so that the drill is not weighting down on the shaft. For me it was easier to make adapters since I have a lathe but the coupling I ordered from eBay it was just few dollars.

Nice!

Airbrush stencils hehe

Thank you for this

Thank you for this

Ive got that same annoying noise in my 2003!

Why the hell is the chrono on the target?

Do you get blow by blast marks on your spent shells?

Your resizing die isn't set right or you just need to buy a new die set. I've loaded THOUSANDS with no issue using hornady dies

Thanks, for this great information. I was going to skip the gauge. But, will buy one now. And check every case!

i use 'loudshot' in 9, 357sig 40 and 10. my fav is 10mm 180 hst,9.2 LS with cci 350 primers. my woods load. happy loading.

Would it fit a .22 250

I WISH I had seen this before I bought the RCBS. I would have chosen the Hornady.

Redding g-rx, or “glock prescription” is a pass through body die that will take that out.

Weird that the part number begins with "NF" and it's being used on a Night Force scope. Coincidence? No way. ...well, maybe.

i would check for that on any auto loading pistol caliber and throw em out. not worth losing fingers at all. if you would like to become a believer google blown up glocks. all those pieces of hands are from bad reloading habbits.

That’s how I framed my house