Roll Crimping

[Nick Ross]

Hi Edgar, this is Nick Ross who makes the crimpers. Is there a way to private message you or email you. I can't find how to. Thank you!

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Nick Ross

Hi Edgar, this is Nick Ross who makes the crimpers. Is there a way to private message you or email you. I can't find how to. Thank you!

Greetings Nick. I just shot you a PM. Look in the top, right corner, and you’ll seen the PM box. After you go there, you have lots of options from the menu on the left side of that page.
BTW, your tools have been a big hit and many of us have them.

[David Noble]

Nick, in any forum or thread you can also just left click the username of the person you want to PM and select "send a private message to ***** ".

[Bruce P.]

Originally Posted by Nick Ross

Hi Edgar, this is Nick Ross who makes the crimpers....

Hi Nick,
I got one of your crimpers when this thread first started back in January and I must say thanks for a job well done Sir!
I use it to crimp black powder loads in Cheddite pre-primed paper hulls and it works perfect.

Bruce

[Nick Ross]

Thanks a lot! Much appreciated sir!

[Nick Ross]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parham

Hi Nick,
I got one of your crimpers when this thread first started back in January and I must say thanks for a job well done Sir!
I use it to crimp black powder loads in Cheddite pre-primed paper hulls and it works perfect.

Bruce

Thanks so much! Makes it worth doing.

[Nick Ross]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parham

Hi Nick,
I got one of your crimpers when this thread first started back in January and I must say thanks for a job well done Sir!
I use it to crimp black powder loads in Cheddite pre-primed paper hulls and it works perfect.

Bruce

By the way, when I was working my design out I didn't have paper hulls to try, so to hear it works on them is awesome indeed.

[edgarspencer]

I’m gonna use my next Ross commission check to buy that AAHE 28 at Rock Island.

Seriously, I’ve only recently “met” Nick, offline. All my blabbering on, was simply based on my opinion of the tool’s performance. My best ‘antique’ tool had 4 pins, and when I began using ‘that other guy’s’ single pin tools, it was one of those duh moments , which prompted me to search out a better tool.

Unknowingly, BP might be Nick’s best sales tool.