Recent content by hswaters

Their seems to be a huge misunderstanding here. I AM NOT trying to sell this device. I am not trying to get anyone to go to the inventor and buy the device. This was just show and tell. No one is trying to sell this device. In fact the inventor has moved ahead of this and is building a much...

No wallets please. I did not invent this and have no right to sell one, possibly no right to make one for my personal use either. I think I am alright having made one for myself as it is a copy of his prototype and not the current version. And he did not seem upset about it when I emailed...

Thanks for the comments. Up until now I had never heard of the magma thing or the star or any of those machines. I reload to make it cheaper to shoot and allow me to enter more events. Not that I am any great shot, last place lots of the time but I like to do it anyway. I am also prone to be...

I have watched a number of videos where people were coating bullets and the product is very nice. I think they still have to size at some point. One fellow in Germany seems to be very good at it. But they do take a lot of steps, they coat, bake, coat and bake all over again. Thanks for...

Thanks wyo-man. I think that other than increasing the width of the support for the arm that moves the shuttle back and forth I wont make many changes. I don't cast that much and this has sped me up at least 10 times and taken the misery out and I am happy with that. For some really nice...

Sorry but I guess your comment went over my head. Thanks for your interest anyway.

I am happy enough with this. I cast about 600-1200 a month. I don't have a need to size thousands of bullets a day much less in one hour. And the cost of this was less than a third of the magma machine. Other than the Lee press I had most of the stuff lying around the shop. And I had the...

Back in June I was lurking on the Cast boolits forum when I saw a really nice idea. A fellow there was demonstrating his fast bullet sizer and I let that sort of bounce around in the empty space between my ears for a couple of weeks and then I went back and looked at it again and saved...

One of the many sources I examined well before building my primer seating tool. This is from SAAMI and should be relatively reliable. Now I will go away and say no more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SlOXowwC4c

If possible I would like to clear something up. I am not at all unhappy with my Lee Loadmaster. The only time I have problems with the large primers is when I first set up for loading 45 acp. I then turn out about a dozen with varying high primers due to be a little afraid to squeeze them in...

Actually no, I have not. A large percentage of the factory support centers try to solve your problems with form letter replies or never reply so I guess I just gave up contacting most factory support people. If it had been some site the could solve my problems with a software download I am...

Thanks for your reply.

Life is hazardous and I have survived 69 years of it. I have always worked with explosive, flammable, and poisonous materials in various chemical plants and refineries. I worked 50 years and managed to keep myself from injury in hazardous environments. Some of it was personal protection...

The Lee Loadmaster uses two different sets of parts for seating large and small primers. That includes the feed chute, the little pushing tool that actually seats the primer and some other things I don't remember just now. You have to remove the shell plate and the primer seating equipment...

I went to a bowling pin match at the Pearland Shooting Club Sunday and besides shooting bowling pins I shot some video. This is done by an old fart with an old cell phone so if you need Hollywood quality video this aint it. It is less than ten minutes of the 4 hours of shooting but it includes...