Who will be the first Blaserbud to buy one of these?
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Fancy, Shiney, German Reloading Press
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Mr. Stokes.
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Re: Fancy, Shiney, German Reloading Press
Do they make a turret version?
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I just got an erection...
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It has Corjack written all over it. But did I miss something in that video. I didn't see the guy lube any cases, nor did I see any lube on the bench. I do really like the Tee Tracks he had in his bench for mounting the press and other things though.
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Those results are pretty impressive for a first time user.
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I can see Theo getting one of these 
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Over a reloading press??
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I made an inquiry here almost a year ago about these presses https://blaserbuds.com/forum/viewtopic. ... an#p180061 an JPBlaser said that his friend in Finland makes a clone of it. He actually has one.
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A bit more precision then I need but damn I can still admire the engineering that went into building it.
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Re: Fancy, Shiney, German Reloading Press
dchamp,
I picked up upon the same apparent absence of lube, but upon closer review of the video he does say he has to clean the lube off the case. Plus if he didn't use lube, there would have been a
moment on the video.
Pretty impressive looking tool, and appears to be a solid performer as well. I can't justify the cost . . .
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I picked up upon the same apparent absence of lube, but upon closer review of the video he does say he has to clean the lube off the case. Plus if he didn't use lube, there would have been a
moment on the video. Pretty impressive looking tool, and appears to be a solid performer as well. I can't justify the cost . . .
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Fornicate it! I'm getting one!
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I am extremely happy with the precision, and operating of my MEC press, but am seriously tempted.
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I did see him wipe the first case clean and figured they must have been lubed but i just didn't catch it. I am with you though, it looks like a extremely nice press but I can't justify it over what I have. Although that's not a justifiable excuse just the one I am using.slugslinger wrote: ↑Sat Feb 16, 2019 7:22 am dchamp,
I picked up upon the same apparent absence of lube, but upon closer review of the video he does say he has to clean the lube off the case. Plus if he didn't use lube, there would have been a
Pretty impressive looking tool, and appears to be a solid performer as well. I can't justify the cost . . .
Regards,
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The fact that Jellyfish have survived 650 million years, despite not having brains, gives hope to many people. sun-gazing.com
The fact that Jellyfish have survived 650 million years, despite not having brains, gives hope to many people. sun-gazing.com