Who made this?

[brotherdarrell]

I figured you guys were the ones to ask this question.

98364

My gunsmith handed it to me yesterday. Seems to work pretty well.

Thanks

Darrell

[ratboy]

looks similar to the corbin cannelure tool.

[R.Ph. 380]

RCBS green

[Twmaster]

How wide is the channel those rollers sit in?

Thanks!

[brotherdarrell]

How wide is the channel those rollers sit in?

Thanks!

Looks to be about 1 3/16"

[Twmaster]

Thank you.

[Bored1]

I would guess rcbs just because of the color

[fryboy]

honestly i have no idea but have to wonder if there was at one time some type of center/spacer that fit in either side ( or both sides ) to hold all the projectiles at the same place ,much like a comparator insert or along those lines

[R.Ph. 380]

It's a cannelure tool, very overbuilt.

[Twmaster]

EDIT: It's from Corbin.

http://www.corbins.com/images/hct-3b.gif

From here: http://www.corbins.com/ppatch.htm


honestly i have no idea but have to wonder if there was at one time some type of center/spacer that fit in either side ( or both sides ) to hold all the projectiles at the same place ,much like a comparator insert or along those lines

It appears to be missing that part for bullet alignment. There is a hole inline to where the bullets rests. It looks like there was something through the hole at some point. I'd wager that is where the adjustment was.

EDIT: And in the photo I posted above you can see the adjustment screw/nut.

[runfiverun]

there is a screw and set-nut that goes into the threaded hole on the side by the bullets nose.
it is the stop for the bullets base. [turn the bullet around]
have a blue one and a black one super similar to the green one shown.
neither have a makers mark but do work pretty dang well. [better than my fancy C&H one]
especially since I paid less than 20 bucks each for them.