Saw this on Amazon

[DngBat7]

Words not needed. I know it is not made for the purpose I’m thinking, but would this work? I know it may be to much pressure for this exact one, but I did not know if there is a model that can handle more force. I just stumbled on this

 

[edwardware]

So, what is it made for. . .

And my Mandarin is rusty, but I think 'Baoshishan' is Chinese for 'cheap crap for gullible American'.

 

[OldManTA]

Why don't you buy from a fellow United States citizen?

 

[M-61]

So, what is it made for. . .

And my Mandarin is rusty, but I think 'Baoshishan' is Chinese for 'cheap crap for gullible American'.

It's Cantonese but your translation is accurate!

 

[DngBat7]

Why don't you buy from a fellow United States citizen?

Not buying anything. Not even considering this brand. I just thought it was interesting being able to measure (seating) force differently than my 21st hydro press. Just curious since this is not made for bullet seating

 

[liljoe]

Its a force gauge.

Lots for sale on the auction site.

Joe

 

[Albany Mountain]

I'm thinking of keeping my wallet healthy by not spending money on that.

 

[DngBat7]

I think I asked the wrong way. I am only asking if this would work for seating bullets and getting a pressure/force reading like km or 21 arbor presses. It was purely a curiosity

 

[Hohn]

I don't think arbor presses are much more than that setup. Why risk it?

 

[Papa Charlie]

I think I asked the wrong way. I am only asking if this would work for seating bullets and getting a pressure/force reading like km or 21 arbor presses. It was purely a curiosity

In theory yes.

The scale on the left is only a position gauge. You can buy them on Ebay for $25. The gauge shown on the right attaches to the face of the arbor and a foot at the bottom applies the force on the seating die.

While no doubt junk quality, the concept is there.