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Something knocked up in the workshop.

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I made this press for the Westlake .357 nitro revolvers - The supplied press is an extremely poor affair.

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Nice👍
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Well done.
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Very impressive.

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Are they for sale ?
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waterford103 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 01, 2021 9:07 am Are they for sale ?
When I make something for myself I usually make a small handful more. A metre of the 3"x3/4" aluminium for the base cost me £54 so more cost effective to use it up rather than sitting around as an off-cut.

So yes, I have the makings for a small number. PM me for details.
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Excellent idea, very well thought out & manufactured.
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#9 Post by waterford103 »

Got one and it's spot on ,it makes life at the range much easier. Well done that man.
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#10 Post by Shpagin »

That is elegant, 1066. And I really like your powder measure for filling all the cylinders together. Ingenious!
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