BTSniper 22 cal swage die offer

Yup, got mine also. Shore be pretty. I'll be squirtin' tomorrow. Enclosed bullets looked sweet. Ordered a Mike with .0001" resolution a few minutes ago. One must be prepared.
Supe

I use my mic all the time! Take good care of it.

Glad you all seem to like the dies, my production seems to be moving along a bit faster lately. The core seat dies should be done very soon and I may jsut send them out ahead of the point form die. We shall see.

And for all of you with other calibers on order I am working on those too.

Thank you all for your support. You'll be shooting your own bullets very soon and be loading bullets while others are lookign at empty shelves!

Swage On!

BT

Hope some of you get a chance to shoot a few of those bullets.

Post some results if you do!

BT

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Originally Posted by DukeInMaine

I don;t spend any time LOOKING at head stamps. Takes too long, and sometimes after derimming, the headstamps are tough to see.
So, I weigh the derimmed brass and sort into .1 grain bins, and then match up cores (also weighed) with those to get 55 grain results.
Seems to get me good results every time.

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Thought you were shooting them out of a full auto so it did not matter anyway?

Whoopee, got my Core Swage die yesterday and one more step toward independence. Life is getting better.

Bill

I still make em as accurate as I can. Helps in the nose forming die.
It's easy to match up the components for weight.

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Originally Posted by Utah Shooter

Thought you were shooting them out of a full auto so it did not matter anyway?

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Originally Posted by R.Ph. 380

Whoopee, got my Core Swage die yesterday and one more step toward independence. Life is getting better.

Bill

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Yep, the primary reason I bought a set of Brian's dies. Just look at the crazy shortage & high prices of 223 bullets lately, now cheap FMJ plinkers are 12-14c each! At that price, my dies will be paid off sooner & I will never run out of bullets in my lifetime, which I hope is another 20yrs of shooting.:mrgreen:

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Originally Posted by R.Ph. 380

Whoopee, got my Core Swage die yesterday and one more step toward independence. Life is getting better.

Bill

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Agreed:-D

Brian,

Perhaps I am a bit dense today. I do not see a package price when I look at the first post in this thread.

Thanks B! Got mine today. Now I just need that attachment for the RCBS AM. Look forward to some core swaging next weekend.

there are six items, including shipping, that are needed for the ultimate complete set. just add those numbers up.
however, some people prefer to buy the tools in a building block manner, for budget reasons. or, they may already have some components on hand.
so, he gives you the breakdown for each portion.

Added up, it's a bit of cash.

BUT...........

well worth every cent!

Brian has been incredibly service oriented, and quality focused. His tools are among the best for swaging .224 bullets.

He continues to push the envelope for design advancement (which none of the commercial competitors are doing), and has the best design, bar none, at the moment!

His service and support are also second to none in the business. He does everything he can to make sure you are happy with the tools, at every step of the process. This is especially true when you start making parts and swaging them into bullets. Considering how busy he is, he has NOT let that portion of the business slip. Top rate quality, and top rate service and support.

Yes, I am biased..... but that's why I own MANY sets of BT Sniper' tools, and look forward to receiving more as budget allows.

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Brian,

Perhaps I am a bit dense today. I do not see a package price when I look at the first post in this thread.

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How are the core swage dies working for everyone? Let me know if there are any questions or concerns. I am always happy to help.

Thanks

Brian

Havn't seen anything yet. Did one of the boxes make its way to NH?

I haven't made it that far down my work order list yet. I need to send you the first shipment first. Core mold, instructions, derim die, etc. and then I'll send you the core swage die too in the first shipment as well as any other dies I have ready.

Thanks for your support and patience.

Brian

No problem Brian. I figured that was the case since every time I check the thread, there is new interest in your products. I've been trying to find some elves for you to help with all the tasks you have, but so far no takers. I'll keep looking tho!

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Originally Posted by DukeInMaine

there are six items, including shipping, that are needed for the ultimate complete set. just add those numbers up.
however, some people prefer to buy the tools in a building block manner, for budget reasons. or, they may already have some components on hand.
so, he gives you the breakdown for each portion.

Added up, it's a bit of cash.

BUT...........

well worth every cent!

Brian has been incredibly service oriented, and quality focused. His tools are among the best for swaging .224 bullets.

He continues to push the envelope for design advancement (which none of the commercial competitors are doing), and has the best design, bar none, at the moment!

His service and support are also second to none in the business. He does everything he can to make sure you are happy with the tools, at every step of the process. This is especially true when you start making parts and swaging them into bullets. Considering how busy he is, he has NOT let that portion of the business slip. Top rate quality, and top rate service and support.

Yes, I am biased..... but that's why I own MANY sets of BT Sniper' tools, and look forward to receiving more as budget allows.

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Just wondering, do you speak for Brian?

As I said, it says package price. I don't see a price other than a list of components and their regular price. Is that a package price?

Sorry, I'll edit the orginal post of "package"

The current 2013 price for everything I have to offer to make 22 cal bullets from 22lr brass is $1190 ($1215 with new Lee Classic Cast Ram top) to your door.

Thanks

Brian

BTSNIPER LLC.
541-436-4095

Thank you Brian. I'm going to see about selling a Kidney to afford that...

I hear 223 ammo was going for a $1 a shot at a recent gun show in the midwest and they sold out of all the 1K boxes worth. At that rate it won't take long to justify the cost of making your own. Of course who would pay a dollar a pop to shoot 223? I don't know? Only commercial ammo I ever buy is 22lr.

BT

I received mine a couple of days ago. Great craftsmanship, truly worth the money and wait.8-)

Thank-You Brian!!!

Cody