DC Electric rollsizer

[@chuckcullup1384]

I bought my Compact Electric DC sizer last year. I Now roll size all the calibers That I Reload. I’m currently patiently awaiting the 44 magnum conversion. This is one of the best pieces of reloading equipment I have ever purchased.

[@rollsizer5623]

I plan on doing that shortly. I have backorders to complete then release the 30 carbine conversion then 44mag.

[@Milby20289394bc]

Why not raise the edges and center of your contraption and make it to where it fully resizes the case? Eliminate the need for resizing die in a press.

[@rollsizer5623]

Chris, because the case behaves like an "open can", the cases just get bent out of shape. That's why for the upper 2/3td of the case you need the fill length sizing dies.

[@Jan-yj5mo]

Hi, I’ve got a question regarding my 223 conversion kit. 1st after rollsizing a 223 case it comes out with a bell(above the rim). After full length sizing die the bell is still there, is that normal/on purpose? 2nd the 223 conversion plate doesn’t fit on the base shaft correctly, the hole seems to be to tight. Once installed it is almost impossible to remove it again. Is it supposed to be like that? The 9mm plate fits easily. Regards from Germany

[@rollsizer5623]

Yes. The small depression is normal. The process does 3 discrete things. 1. Case becomes concentric (hence the dimples/ depression just above the extractor groove) 2. The case is now circular and sized back to factory standard. 3. The case becomes square to the base. Not as much of a problem with rifle but the problem does occur. As far as the plate goes. If you use a small jewelers file down either side of the shaft keyway it is probably a small burr. Rotating the disc clockwise and anticlockwise will help in the removal. Possibly the disc has a small burr on the inside of the disc. Probably around the place where the key slot was cut.

[@Jan-yj5mo]

@@rollsizer5623 Thanks for your quick response! I just worked the keyhole with sandpaper and indeed, there was a small burr. Hardly to see with the naked eye. Now it works pretty well. Thanks :)

[@rollsizer5623]

@@Jan-yj5mo glad to hear. Keep me in the loop

[@noeljohndacara9166]

so how much it will cost?

[@rollsizer5623]

John. Pricing is dependent upon which machine and what conversions you want. You can price this up on the Rollsizer.com website