check out how rimfire is made

[bozo699]

Here is a link I found on rim fire production where I work, of course it's a condenced version but will give you an idea of how it's done and how many rounds per day, hope you enjoy.
Wayne.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvK9QlQtrKI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[Flybuster]

Nice vid Wayne, thanks for posting.

 

[bozo699]

Your welcome Tanner, How is things in your neck of the woods, long time no hear from
Wayne.

 

[Flybuster]

Pretty good Wayne, just taking care of some family issues, still here in Pendleton. Starting up another match season, hopefully we have good turn outs again this year. Keep up production

 

[bozo699]

Pretty good Wayne, just taking care of some family issues, still here in Pendleton. Starting up another match season, hopefully we have good turn outs again this year. Keep up production

Sounds good, hope you get the family issues straightened out, I am still here on the banks of the Grande Ronde and it is a beautiful day, I am going to goof off with my mules some then go burn up some of those rimfires then about 100 204 rugers, then off to town to pick up my horse from the vet, With all the the production upgrades and rimfire back orders I think there producing even more then that number now,...it's crazy, wished you would have came to work for us, you and I would be shooting up the country sides by now,..best of luck this season Tanner
Wayne.

 

[BoydAllen]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

Boyd

 

[Glenn Powell]

Neeto! I would hate to see a jam on any one of those processes.

 

[bozo699]

Neeto! I would hate to see a jam on any one of those processes.

There are sensors all over them, clutch over loads and many other safety features to protect the operator and the equipment, still sometimes there are crashes.
Wayne.