Monday shooter40
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OK guys, who just got the notification email about the new sizing die from AREA 419? Let your thoughts fly!!!
It's certainly a premium product, but does what no other die on the market does, so for those that want the features it's going to make life better.At 8:45 it goes in to specifics, but a $500 price tag sure is getting up there.
It's certainly a premium product
No matter if the die is a success or not, I am fascinated with AREA 419's ingenuity and craftsmanship. It takes special people in this world to be on the front line of innovation and design, regardless of the industry that you are in.It's certainly a premium product, but does what no other die on the market does, so for those that want the features it's going to make life better.
I got the impression it only "does" when used with a Zero press with a special turret and special shell holder.No matter if the die is a success or not, I am fascinated with AREA 419's ingenuity and craftsmanship. It takes special people in this world to be on the front line of innovation and design, regardless of the industry that you are in.
While i don't think I NEED this die, I am eager to try it and see what it does/doesn't do.
He did say that they were going to offer alternate shell holders in the future for presses other than the Zero.I got the impression it only "does" when used with a Zero press with a special turret and special shell holder.
True?
At their price a press should be included.He did say that they were going to offer alternate shell holders in the future for presses other than the Zero.
No, when we release the option to order with a shellholder that fits a traditional press (coming fairly soon, will all be the same price) you'll be able to do all these things on a Rock Chucker or Big Boss or anything that can take a 1-1/4 die.I got the impression it only "does" when used with a Zero press with a special turret and special shell holder.
True?
MANY, MANY dies are cut via boring, which is cheaper and incurs less setup time, but will not be as consistent on scale.he emphasized that the dies are cut with a reamer, now I am not in the business but aren't all dies cut with a slightly undersized chamber reamer ? Hammer forging seems unlikely
Ok if you say so but still if I were going to spend that kind of money I would be using custom dies. Whidden made me one for a 30 Major using my fired cartridges for half the price of your die. Just saying, each to their ownMANY, MANY dies are cut via boring, which is cheaper and incurs less setup time, but will not be as consistent on scale.
