Just wondering if this would work with a DE .50AE to protect $$$ brass ?
1543463
Does it have a Picatinny rail on top? Does the brass eject out the side? If you answer no to either question, I would say it's doubtful. However, if you would like to send me your Desert Eagle and say, 100 rounds of ammo, I'll test it out for you.
1543464
Thanks, Stupid Question I know but it would be nice. better than hauling a tarp around. Sorry I have always had issues sharing my toys and .50AE Is to $pencive...
2245686
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, so this will work on copper. I actually used it on bronze (copper/tin alloy) and worked great.
274423
No, you need metal at the end of the barrel. I had problems with a pistol that had an aluminum thread protector and it also did not work on a pellet gun that of course is mostly plastic these days. If you try to connect it to the barrel and you do not have enough metal to hold it in place you will risk dropping the device which can break the plastic battery holder.
1885032
No it will not work because the shaft that goes into the barrel of the gun needs to fit snug and is to small for a 50 Cal.
2140335
It will get the job done. As others have said, it might be a little tough sizing brass given the force needed with little leverage being available on the hand press. The ease in which it does it will depend on whether you full length or neck size your cases. Making use of the case lube in the kit will help.
1741122
Should work fine on any metal barrel. Works on my .177 cal BB guns through 12 gauge. As long as end of barrel is TRUE (perpendicular to bore), you should expect good results for final sighting at range.
876163
I would advise you to buy a $20 suppresor/bore extension. This one is plastic and will not fit on most guns properly. In addition, the threading doesn't work with a metal barrel...the metal barrel eats it up. :)
1781771
Yup, it'll work on any AEG with a rail. In fact, if you take the time to zero it in before the game starts, I think you'll find it's surprisingly effective. I would recommend getting a reflex sight screen protector to go with it -- I see a lot of guys with sights similar to this with cracks because they took a BB right to the glass part of the sight.
206068
It will work with any brass, buy you have to buy the correct gauge holder to go with it. Also note that without the Lee Precision Cutter and Lock Stud you don't have the lock stud to hold the brass. once you have these three items then you are set and good to go. Next caliber you need to add you just have to buy the correct gauge again.
401212
I've used it on 44 brass and there's room to spare on the cutting surfaces. I'd imagine it will. The four small bits are primer pocket dreamers and cleaners, one each in small and large primer sizes.
1042893
Works well on solid brass. Be careful with brass plated items due to the thinness of plating.
745842
I'm not much in to .50 cals, but I really don't believe so, it barely covers my .38 speed loaders.Also - I don't believe there is enough room to improvise with it either. Good Luck.
991204
Yes this would work to press Bullets into the casing and crimp with the proper dies and setting. It would also work for sizing the casings, though it is not as strong as the presses with a complete arch ( O ) compared to this one like a ( C ). If there was a flaw in the metal when a lot of pressure was applied; the back could crack and break. I would not worry about this if the casings are properly lubed.
2214140
There's a notch on the front of this snap-on sight and the brass bead on the muzzle fits into this notch. As long as the bulge of the breacher brake is in front of the brass bead, you should be ok.
77444
I don't know..I have used it on mostly brass..I think it probably would work..would not be afraid to try it
1879445
I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product.It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plasticsas it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it.It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic.If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product.FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
1688455
Yes, you can use it to load .45ACP. I ran into a problem however, the 45acp requires a crimp on the brass. I have been told that this loader will crimp the brass, but Im not sure how. Hopefully, someone will come along shortly and explain that!