Bullet Central Micron Seating Dies
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
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Damn, John! Way to kick up your production. From a talking hand to a slick looking set.
Thank you Phil.
Really loving the new recording space! You're really stepping up your game, keep it up!
Man, I'm really wishing they would make these arbor dies for larger cartridges (larger than 338 LM). They seem really well made and thought out. I'm loading around 40-50 cartridges for my business, and the SAC Infinity APS has been perfect for what I've needed, but there's still quite a few that I can't currently load for since they're too big for the Infinity.
I purchased the Micron Arbor Seater a few months back and definitely pleased with the quality. Shooting 6 Dasher and avg 0.001 run out
(not that concentricity affects down range performance to that degree) but was avg 0.003 with my other high end arbor seater. Bullet seating depth is consistently the exact measurement every time keeping my SD
Really enjoyed this. Good job using what you had on hand while waiting on those tracks to come in so you can finish everything. Looking forward to seeing everything once it's finshed.
Awesome detailed explanation as always! Thanks for sharing!!
Wow, just randomly ordered one of these yesterday. Looking forward to it now.
Nice improvement to the video style and quality. 💯💯💯
Looks great. I have meany L.E. Wilson Micrometer seating Dies and love the quality.
Gavin Gear?! Is that you? 😄 cool space.
I buy alot of stuff from bullet central and im very happy with them! I looked at their dies but ended up with sac dies, mainly becasue of the multi caliber and the the name. Im in the process of switching brands on the rest of my dies, so maybe ill give these a try next.
Great new video format and presentation!
Glad you liked it!
Great video, very informative. Do love the new studio. Might want to look into the Inline fabrication flush mount system.
Yep, I actually have it on the way and I’m waiting for some special t track that I will be installing. But I really wanted to get this video made so I may deal with what I had.
Thank you john for showing the masses ,just what is out there,I my self have been using Sinclair for years it just has a base you have to ten with Charlie.
Great video and presentation. It would be nice the die manufactures would marking on micrometers a bit larger.
Recently purchased Micron threaded Seater and Full length bushing dies. They are smooth for sure! However, I am never able to preserve a precise setting (both case headspace and bullet seating) when removing them from my single stage (RCBS) press when relying on the split rings. Unscrew the die and lose the setting. May have to go to pressure lock rings to avoid sneaking up on the setting with each change out. Or, am I missing something?
Always enjoy your information. And as for the cheat glass, it doesn’t get any better with time. 🤓
If concentricity is not such a big factor in the end then all it comes down to is portability of the press to matches and range. Thats where Arbor shines then. And Lee handheld model. 😉
Nice new set, John.
Thank you. I appreciate that.
@@FClassJohn you’re welcome, keep up the good work! You and Erik have got me getting into F-Class. Thanks for all you do.
Youve handled alot of stems in your life!!!😂😅😂
Has A really nice looking hole too!🤣🤣🤣
*PAUSE.*
Yeah he set himself up for that one.
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John could you color the graduation marks and make it easier to see?
Great Info. I see you are using the new NEXUS PRESS, how do you like it?
😍 love it, video coming soon.
Nice video John. I'm guessing the threaded die should work in a Bonanza/Forster coax press I'm considering a different press but I've had good results with the coax 52 years! not gonna split that seating stem with a compressed charge!!
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. And yes, this should work without issue on a Co-Ax.
Hi John, curious would one benefit from using high end dies, when using a rockchucker or hornady iron press. Or would the slop of the press negate the benefits of better high end dies.
Really been considering moving my seating operation to an arbor press. I dont compete, but im ocd like crazy and knowing I may be leaving some accuracy on the table is killing me.
It’s a totally different feel, but I know lots of people who really love it because it’s a very precise way to seat a bullet in a very simple way.
To my mind the sizing die is good because of the bushing chamber alignment that may better. But their chamber seating die is too tight, on these dies a bit of play is always necessary. My bud bought one, last time he had some cases stuck in it when reloading during a competition...
Hey John...Tell me about the seating stems. I have a Sinclair/Wilson and it needs one for VLD's and one for secants. Does this also need two? After seating...is there shall we say 'suction'?
How do you deal with variances in the ogive dimensions or curvature? I have issues with Bergers seating at different depths without any change in the Forster micrometer die I use.
G’Day John, I contacted Bullet Central in regards to their 7-6.5PRC seating die to see if it was designed for Bryan Blake’s FCP version with has the 40* AI shoulder and shortened neck or if it was usable on the 7-6.5PRCW/7PRCW such as Erik C & you are using. Luke Albin from BC technical replied that without seeing the reamer print than the answer was “probably no”… Not having the print to send along can YOU send one or confirm that their die will or will not work on the 7PRCW. Too much $ to spend on something that may not be suitable for my needs…
Many Thanks
when is the nexus press review. Should be receiving mine soon, July shipment.
It's coming soon.
I have both SAC and Bullet Centrals dies, and they both are good but Marks dies to me are better...his modular dies are the best out there to me.
Hey there, love the presentation room you're in.
FYI, a micron (1 µm) is a thousandth of a mm, not a ten-thousandth of a mm (that would be 0,1 µm).
1 µm is roughly 0.4 ten-thousanth of an inch (0,0000393")
Thank you for the clarification. I looked it up and that's the data I saw so clearly I made a mistake. Sorry about that but I appreciate you putting the correct numbers in.
3 millionths. Not 3 ten thousands.
@@lance6563 that'd make 39,3 millionths then
My OCD level just isn't high enough to justify a die at that price, with dollar difference, and freight, it's over 400.00 in Cda. Same with the SAC stuff, what I have will do. Perhaps if I was 20 yrs old and buying first time, I'd do it and find a way to pay for it.
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Looks like Gavin is putting on some weight.
It may be a lovely die but anyone saying they are machineing a workshop hand tool to a micron looses credibility.
For scale, scope lens coatings can be more than a micron.
$325.00 for a seating die ?........... limited stock?
I have their 300 prc seating die and it really is a super nice die. Very accurate and repeatable, but saying that i dont have a ton of experience with other dies. Also a local company, so im more than happy to support.
@@BEARDSANDBARRETTS To say I dont have experience with this die, granted, Wilson was a standard for benchrest for years. Corbin, C&H, Redding, Foster, RCBS, ect.... My last Redding set was a Bushing die set at around $230 from Precision reloading. So, im a little leery of a new die with no track record.
@@mtnshooter2487 I will say I looked last night, and they are about 65 ish dollars off right now. That being said, 260ish is still a lot. But like I said, they are local. I know a few of their machinists, and they do great work!
@@mtnshooter2487 I will say I looked last night, and they are about 65 ish dollars off right now. That being said, 260ish is still a lot. But like I said, they are local. I know a few of their machinists, and they do great work!
Who is this homeless man?
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We cleaned him up for the second half…😂
@@FClassJohn hahaha