Converted PW in 8g

[Mike of the Mountain]

I now have my converted PW 375 in 8g set up and running. David did a great job machining all the necessary parts for the conversion. I have to do a few tweaks depending on which hulls I’m using (3 1/4” or 2 3/4”), but this’ll be sweet. The crimps are like they came from a factory!

[Dean Romig]

David who…?





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[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

David who…?





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DeFernelmont

[6pt-Sika]

Where did your donor 375 come from or rather was it a new one or used from EBay or some such ?

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

Where did your donor 375 come from or rather was it a new one or used from EBay or some such ?

One of our shooters brought it in one day last Spring and gave it to me. He couldn't get it to work for him. If it's free it's for me.

[Double Lab]

If it's free it's for me.

That could be the used in one of your Haikus

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

One of our shooters brought it in one day last Spring and gave it to me. He couldn't get it to work for him. If it's free it's for me.

I can guarantee you without a doubt it’s going to work better than a damn Rube Goldberg MEC . However if I were so inclined to get a 375 tooled up I’d still need to keep the 600JR for buck slugs etc . Unless my memories shot you cannot take the shell out easily in between stations on a 375 which I need to be able to do when loading buck ball or slug .

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

DeFernelmont

Thanks, I was thinking maybe Dave Fjelline.





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[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

David who…?





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deFernelmont

[Steve Hodges]

Mike, that is very cool I love my two PW machines, one 12 and one 20 ga. I am going to buy the 28 ga tooling with the top plate so I can change out the gauges without removing the tooling. That is a bit of a pain but if you can leave it intact it only takes minutes to convert and no readjustments needed.