I seen this on a FB casting group and thought it was interesting.
JonB Central Minnesota Jan 10, 2019 #1 I seen this on a FB casting group and thought it was interesting.
waco Springfield, Oregon Jan 10, 2019 #2 Wow!. That looks like it would take FOREVER to load and unload. Throw those suckers in a tub, Shake N Bake, and be done with it.
Wow!. That looks like it would take FOREVER to load and unload. Throw those suckers in a tub, Shake N Bake, and be done with it.
GRMPS Active Member Jan 10, 2019 #3 maybe for competition shooting with rifles, to much work for handguns (in my opinion I've seen people do that while copperplating bullets
maybe for competition shooting with rifles, to much work for handguns (in my opinion I've seen people do that while copperplating bullets
fiver Well-Known Member Jan 10, 2019 #4 maybe for mist type spraying with the negative hooked to the frame. but yeah,,, man,,, I thought I had some patience standing them up in neat little rows. bullet twist, twist,,, bullet twist, twist.
maybe for mist type spraying with the negative hooked to the frame. but yeah,,, man,,, I thought I had some patience standing them up in neat little rows. bullet twist, twist,,, bullet twist, twist.
Ian Well-Known Member Jan 10, 2019 #5 There's a utoob vid, dood does that and sprays them white, .45 acp hps. Shoots them in a 1911. Youbthink twisting them up is tedious, watch him nip each one loose with wire cutters. Couple hours for a box o bullets, no big deal.
There's a utoob vid, dood does that and sprays them white, .45 acp hps. Shoots them in a 1911. Youbthink twisting them up is tedious, watch him nip each one loose with wire cutters. Couple hours for a box o bullets, no big deal.
freebullet Well-Known Member Jan 10, 2019 #7 I just want to cut the cord & let one end swing down like them little desk ornaments.
