I've gone through two of these in the last 3 years. They might seem heavy but they don't work consistently, they fall apart and their warranty is useless as is their customer service. Hope you have better luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cedarswamp
I've gone through two of these in the last 3 years. They might seem heavy but they don't work consistently, they fall apart and their warranty is useless as is their customer service. Hope you have better luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cedarswamp
I have a GunX, but I've heard a lot of good things about these. http://www.lcsupply.com/Pop-Start-Pr...ctinfo/PSTART/
Never used one, but they might be just what you need for gun unfriendly training areas. You can drill more holes, to load more primers too.
Here's a video.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...;v=In6zJGqQCHI
Looks like someone stole Milton's swingline. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHHZBmF8mk4Quote:
Originally Posted by copterdoc
I have to back up. I would be remiss if I didn't give "mad props", youngster terms, to your Hubbs. His ability to get a white coat, learn the instructions, and do a better job than the shall we say accessories on the Creamsicle drill leaves me totally admiring the man. I aspire to such.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jennifer Henion