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  1. 19-12-2020, 08:41 PM #1
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    also MAYBE worth a crack...can you pinch ring off 2nd set of dies and thread it on UNDERNEATH and work your two rings against each other sandwiching press in between.....the two rings pulling towards each other sort of makes the press thread redundant....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    also MAYBE worth a crack...can you pinch ring off 2nd set of dies and thread it on UNDERNEATH and work your two rings against each other sandwiching press in between.....the two rings pulling towards each other sort of makes the press thread redundant....
    That might just work.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    also MAYBE worth a crack...can you pinch ring off 2nd set of dies and thread it on UNDERNEATH and work your two rings against each other sandwiching press in between.....the two rings pulling towards each other sort of makes the press thread redundant....
    Thats a cleaver idea MD. Danny I have a spare ring here that you can have, yours for the asking
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moa Hunter View Post
    Thats a cleaver idea MD. Danny I have a spare ring here that you can have, yours for the asking
    Pretty sure I have a spare, but thanks for the offer I'll try it tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    also MAYBE worth a crack...can you pinch ring off 2nd set of dies and thread it on UNDERNEATH and work your two rings against each other sandwiching press in between.....the two rings pulling towards each other sort of makes the press thread redundant....
    Well seems like it will work @Micky Duck, feels rock solid compared to without, there is enough room to get the bullet in and there is enough travel in the stem to seat them where I need to.
    I'll post results next time I'm seating projectiles.

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