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Unread 03-01-2022, 02:50 PM   #1
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Wow! I should have stopped by there and learned something instead of Jimmy's Hotdogs yesterday. Nice job man!
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Wow! I should have stopped by there and learned something instead of Jimmy's Hotdogs yesterday. Nice job man!
If you're talking about Albany thats about 45 mins from me, used to go up there when we would deliver quail. I definitely think there is a little bit of learning curve with roll crimping. From what I have noticed compared to problems other people have had. You want to have the shell in the vice where it will keep from spinning too much while crimping. However I have seen a issue other loaders have had where they had the shell in there too tight and it buckles the case or nawls up the mouth when the crimper bottoms out. With how I have mine the when the roll crimper bottoms out it will just spin the case and go no further.
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