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    "no worries mate", she's looking forwards to the package as you know, I don't do Pay-pal but the wife does us it, remember guys there is many miles between us so it's going to take some time.Mike just keep on posting updates so we know what is going on. No worries your doing a fine job
    I think the Paypal delay looks like a scam, but it's really a protection plan for the buyer.!!

    well now that we have you started,what's the next item your planning to build? has to be a few ideals flote'n around up there in your head.... LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by SSGOldfart View Post
    "well now that we have you started,what's the next item your planning to build? has to be a few ideals flote'n around up there in your head.... LOL
    Actually not too much ATM.. I made my own case collator, I made my own powder cop die, made the finger safe Sizer feeder... I want to make a quick release for the primer feeder on my Dillon 650.

    Screwing/Un-Screwing the little ramp off the side to stop the feeder from operating is a PITA.. I throw all the used cases in the hopper, remove the powder measure and primer feed ramp and use the 650 to deprime all the cases. I wet tumble with Stainless media, so I deprime the brass first, that way the primer holes as like new as well.... OH! I made the Wet tumbler myself as well LOL. Pictures are on my Photo-Bucket page..
    What else... hmmmm I made my own Sprue Plates for the lee mold, it came with a alloy sprue plate and letting a friend use it to learn casting on he galled the hell out of the plate and top of the mold, how he managed that I have no idea, now it has a 1/4" thick steel plate.. pics on the PB page too..

    So unless any of you have anything in particular in mind that would be handy to have?? Nothing springs to mind.. I will give thought to a better way to load the AS/2 tubes, although a MrBullet mini feeder should be easy to adapt and fit, the AS/2 is definitely strong enough to support it.
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    The bullet feeder definitely comes to mind for me.

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    Screwing/Un-Screwing the little ramp off the side to stop the feeder from operating is a PITA.
    Loop a ziptie around the fail safe rod bracket. Loop it around the advance arm held back when you want to turn off primer flow. Make the loop large enough so it is easy to slide it on and off of the lever.
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    I will give thought to a better way to load the AS/2 tubes,
    Might take a look at post 10&11 in this thread.
    http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...eeder-for-star

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    After looking at the Mr. Bullet Feeder page, they sure are proud of them.

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    Small market. If harbor freight could sell a few million of them next month they would be $9.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmorris View Post
    Might take a look at post 10&11 in this thread.
    http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...eeder-for-star
    WOW there are so many parallels between those pictures and my lifestyle!! Amazing, I am not quite as financial as he is though!
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    I never throw anything away and my wife calls most of my "stuff" junk. When you can put the junk together and save money...well that is what I like to do most.

    From the skills that I know you have, a bullet collator should be easy. Your work reflects what I do as well. Simple, functional and on a budget that doesn't cause a fight with the wife.

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    I apologize for the delay but......

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87W_NsIuXCk

    Should give you a idea what your in for....
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    I knew I was going to love the video as soon as the music started.

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    That video is likely better than a 100 page manual would be.

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    Thank you for the kind words, shall pass it onto my son AJ, he did the filming, editing and helped upload it to youtube. Its more of a how to assemble video rather than a how it works one. I personally think I could have done it a bit better, but as long as it does what its supposed to , I am happy to call it good.

    I am hoping once these have arrived at thier respective new homes and been used that I will get a few posative comments on the video.
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    So we all still above ground??
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    Yep. Still waiting for the postman to deliver package.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redwoode View Post
    Yep. Still waiting for the postman to deliver package.
    Office of origin 446272
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    Customs number CP078937231AU
    Going to Ohio

    should be there or in your garden somewhere...
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    HuntinMan and Finisters....

    Office of Origin 414027
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    Custom Number CP126718729AU and CP126718715AU

    these are still 5-6 days way from delivery..

    Bobs Leave in the morning cause it took paypal that long to release his freight payment, (bastids)
    Will log all those details in here for him..
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    Believe it's waiting for me at the post office. Slip left in the mailbox Saturday informing package requiring signature. Will stop by after work tomorrow afternoon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redwoode View Post
    Believe it's waiting for me at the post office. Slip left in the mailbox Saturday informing package requiring signature. Will stop by after work tomorrow afternoon.
    I really hope so, I was starting to worry..
    Don't worry about life, no-one gets out alive.

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    Received mine today. Box looked bad holes in all the bottom corners, two sides torn at top corners, one tear was aprox. 3". Two of the parts bags torn open. But NOT my usual luck. I have what looks like all the small parts somehow stayed in the box. ALL IS GOOD! THANKS Greg>huntnman

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Abbreviations used in Reloading

BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
C Compressed Charge PR Primer SPCL Soft Point "Core-Lokt"
HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
PSP Pointed Soft Point Spz Spitzer Point SBT Spitzer Boat Tail
LRN Lead Round Nose LWC Lead Wad Cutter LSWC Lead Semi Wad Cutter
GC Gas Check