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I wanted one of those in .45 colt once. What’s the rough cost of conversion?

1066 wrote::) Looks as if they might be dangerous David, I think you'll soon need a licence for those. Good job.

My FEO got one as a retirement present a couple of weeks ago

safetyfirst wrote:I wanted one of those in .45 colt once. What’s the rough cost of conversion?

Conversions start from around GBP250.00

I was in need of an arbour press - so I made this one. Ball bearing pivot and oilite bearing for the ram.

1066 wrote:I was in need of an arbour press - so I made this one. Ball bearing pivot and oilite bearing for the ram.

That is awesome. Is that a pressure sensor underneath?

I got fed up with toting two gun cases to the range with bench tools so I knocked this together out of an empty drill case I had kicking around.

jmc67 wrote:

1066 wrote:I was in need of an arbour press - so I made this one. Ball bearing pivot and oilite bearing for the ram.

That is awesome. Is that a pressure sensor underneath?

Thank you. Yes, pressure sensor, the trace on the computer screen shown how much force, in pounds, is used to seat each bullet - consistency being the name of the game.

Dark Skies wrote:I got fed up with toting two gun cases to the range with bench tools so I knocked this together out of an empty drill case I had kicking around.

Excellent - Just what every well dressed cowboy needs. :)

1066 wrote:

Dark Skies wrote:I got fed up with toting two gun cases to the range with bench tools so I knocked this together out of an empty drill case I had kicking around.

Excellent - Just what every well dressed cowboy needs. :)

I also have two decent gun belts from the states. When you've got to shoot, shoot. Don't talk. :)