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ok, i am very interested. how do they shoot?
how long does it take to make them?
how much for all the hardware required?

so does this mean BT dies are going up 40%
that would put them at 500-600$ a set?
jeesh thats getting pretty steep

any chance you can make 300+ grain bullets for 338 LM with these dies?

you know BT, we can all thank you for inflated brass prices when this swagging really takes off! :cry:
lol
keep up the good work. and letme know when you get a set of 40 cal to 45 dies in stock

what is the benefit of sorting by the brand of brass?
for plinking rounds i would skip the notching.

agreed, the cool factor is most certainly there.
im just trying to get a handle on how long it takes to do the entire process after the cores are cast.
i can cast very fast with a 6 cavity lee, so...

how long does it take to make 100 of these projectiles?
is there a long learning curve on how to operate it?

have you ever had to deal with their resolution services?
it sounds like you have had nothing but smooth transactions. if that is the case, then yes paypal is great, convenient and everything it is...

this X 100000

if you ever have to go through their arbitration or dispute it is a NIGHTMARE.
i was mailed a counterfeit Ipod, as were 30 others from the same seller in the course of 48 hours....

if your talking about the BT sniper ones, i too am interested in trying before i buy.

has anyone done water jug tests with these or results from hunting?
also BTsniper, are you back ordered on the 40 cal brass to 45 JHP size dies?

WOW.
i cant wait to get my hands on a finished product and make some of my own as well.
this is by far the coolest thing i have seen in a long time!
keep up the innovation and great work!

looks great!
now i finally have some use for all those 40 cal casings i collected!

these Swagged 338 projectiles.. can they be pushed to the speed that make the 338 able to hit out past 1000-1500M?
if so i am VERY interested in these as retail on lapua projos is 50 cents a bullet!

what is the expected number of bullets that can be swagged before the die wears out?

any chance you would sell some of the bullets
maybe a lot of 5-10?
i would like to see them in person and try a few before investing 450$ in the dies(i would get the added cutting tool)
i assume...

how do you get a 400 grain weight?
would that be using lead rods cut to length?

if you would be willing to mail out some samples i would be more than happy to pay postage + some for your effort.
I really like the idea of making my own HP's, but need to convince myself it is...

just so i am understanding this.
there are only 2 steps in the press stage of making these?
cast the bullets, clean the brass, place bullet in the brass, run it through the two swagging dies, and...

how much more for the tools that makes the serrated lip?
is that just for aesthetics or does it aide in expansion?

im thinking a splitting AXE would work well for the lead...

i would still get tested...
piece of mind.
that said, i need to go get a blood test done...

i buy from scrap yards for 20 cents a pound.

i just bought a few thousand 40 cal once fired for 10$ a thou.
5.56 once fired for 30$ a thou
those are very good prices though.
i dont buy unless the price is just too good to pass up.

i have finaly mastered the art of bullet casting, and lucky enough for me i do not need to resize my boolits to shoot them in my sig 220 and sig 226 as they dont lead even after hundreds of rounds....