38 Super, originally a semi-rimmed case where crimping a bullet ...
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Several of my many handguns are chambered in the ubiquitous .38 Super,originally a semi-rimmed case where crimping a bullet was the norm,and now currently headspaced on the case mouth requiring a special type of crimp. Some use a taper crimp,some use this fine Lee Factory Crimp die. If you are overly energetic on your ammo cases for reloading,and trim to specs,this is by far the best crimp for 38 auto,38 Super, and the 38 Super +P. The body of the case is also sized for those idiots that wish to "soup-up" the normal 38 Super to Super super pressures and velocities without using the 38 Super Comp Brass and guns available for this specialty type shooting. Always remember to check your finished crimped and loaded round in a Dillon,Wilson,Or Lyman case gauge after loading.
4488890
I finally broke my first one of these after 20 years and probably thousands of pulled bullets.  I had no qualms about ordering another.
2524158
I just got these and they are already in the trash.  I loaded them in my revolver and pulled the trigger about 16 times.  When I opened it up to see how they did, out of eight rounds one was fractured and one was lodged so far in the chamber I had to get something to push it out.  It lost its rim and I can't find it.  I hope I didn't cause any damage with these things.
573578
I use this with the 10-round Speed Beez loader for the S&W 617 .22 LR revolver. The handle makes using the speedloader just a little easier. Worth it at any price under $10.

I'll echo what another reviewer wrote: Use a hex key to remove the nut on top of the loader, and screw this device in, in its place. Careful when you remove the nut or you may witness a spontaneous disassembly. :)
2538100
I mounted this off to the side of the gun and used a rubber gasket to take up the slack for the diameter.
3192290
Realistic looking, plus the feel and almost the weight of a real J~K frame revolver. I just wish the barrel had been rifled, so that the pellets would have some form of accuracy and consistent trajectory. I understand that BBs would damage the rifleing but, dump the BB ability, in favor of the rifling and you would have a much better product.
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The handle fits comfortably in the hand.  The shaft is metal, and the head is plastic (probably a good idea since sparks and black powder don't get along).

I thought the collet design was pretty neat - three grooved pieces held together with a rubber o-ring.  Slip it over the bullet, tighten the plastic cap, and whack it on a piece of firewood.  Successfully pulled several bullets and with three to five whacks apiece.  then the the plastic collet broke. game over.  Would have been nicer if they made that piece out of brass or aluminum.

The rest of the puller is still intact - just a broken collet.

I don't plan to buy another puller.  I'll just buy a set of shell holders and use those instead of the collet.

If you do buy this one, save yourself some time and also get a set of shell holders.
107690
The Crimped Brass portion is to wide to fit into my Savage 93r17. I had to remove the brass weight and cut the crimped section off and glue it back on. The string alone doesn't weigh enough to slide down the barrel. Other than that I've put 500+ rounds through it with out cleaning and after 3 passes it looked good as new.
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So this thing seems pretty dangerous. When loading it with one hand, the two halves of the casing have a tendency to rotate and come unlocked, creating a spring-loaded projectile. If there is one thing I do not need near my soldering iron, it is a spring-loaded projectile. I have only used it for a couple of days, and it's already exploded on me four times. Be very careful to avoid rotating the top half of the casing when loading the spring.
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The case arrived on time and in perfect condition. I did not use the glass that came with the case because I had previously installed another brand of glass. That brand came with small tapes that made it easier to install the glass. I say easier, not easy, because it is a delicate task to position it over the camera lens. I imagine that installing the glass from Zizo would be less difficult if they included similar tapes. The case was a perfect fit for the phone. The clip that holds the top of the case to the bottom part that holds the phone is a bit stiff for these old hands, but I suppose that is a good thing because I would not want the two halves to separate inadvertently. The case is advertised as being of military grade. I accidentally tested this when I dropped it with the phone inside from a height of about three feet. There was no damage to either the phone or the case. Because of a hip injury, I wear suspenders rather than a belt. Consequently, I clip the case to a belt loop. The case is not ideally designed for this, but I have found  a way to angle the clip that makes this arrangement manageable. An alternate design for suspender wearers would be appreciated, but I suppose that this would depend on the size of the market. I did not deduct for this lack. I have downgraded to four stars because the pin that holds the clip together worked itself loose. Fortunately, I noticed the problem before it came out entirely and was lost. Putting it back in its proper place was not a trivial task. I have a lot of tools and after some false starts, was able to find a combination that allowed me to accomplish a complete repair. Not everyone would be able to do this. Zizo should find a way to prevent this problem. Perhaps by crimping the forward end of the pin. I have only used the case for about a week. So far, I'm satisfied with it. If necessary, I'll update this review after I have more experience with it.
3026974
Construction is fine, good quality, but I feel like it was made for a snubby, like maybe a 5 shot j frame. It is a bit loose for my .380 guardian.
551058
I'm a bit of an oddball but I ordered this so I could use the Muggy products Super Alloy 1 universal metal solder (will solder most any metal together and give a 20,000 psi bond) to solder one of these on either side of my el cheapo Stevens 350 (Chinese Ithaca model 37 clone.... Perfect choice for "mugging up) when I get the project finished I will post pictures and an updated review. I don't trust adhesive or any sort of Velcro on any firearm so this is just another option for a more permanent solution. Btw the solder I'm using melts at 350 degrees so you can use a heat gun or even a propane torch to solder the sidesaddle to the receiver...

More to come...
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The bags have a ton of Nerd looking bbs that are deformed. Plus most of the bbs were not polished so they are likely to clog your gun. Stay away from this deal you're better off with Crossman ammo which is flawless and does not shatter not on impact.
692786
This may be ballistics proof, but apparently it cannot be handled. This cracked as I pulled it (gently) out of the package.
3145183
For duty use, it can hold an AR scoped but not with a lot of accessories. (And if you have a crapload of accessories on your rifle, you're doing it wrong anyway.)

The quality of the clasps is why I took off a star. They're cheaply made and likely to break if you go Thor on them.

For my uses, the case has a low storage profile and easily fits in the back of my vehicle protecting the overpriced scopes on my AR. I keep my mags in the go-bag right beside it, but there is a bit of room for a mag and other small accessories inside of the case.

The foam padding is cheap and not secured to the case, but velcro is a wonderful thing if I decided that it really bothered me.

This case is exactly the same case that Daniel Defense AR's come in. I have a DD that came in this case, and oddly enough the external cut-out designs of the case allows two of these cases to literally lock in together, like puzzle pieces. Nifty perk if you have more than one rifle (or plan on dual wielding rifles and screaming "GET INTO DA CHOPPA!")
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The case is very sturdy and the shotgun fit the case snugly.  The handles were firmly sewn onto the case and the case was sufficiently padded to protect the shotgun.  The only disappointing part was the strap, as it had a plastic swivel on one end that pulled through the loop when a small amount of pressure was applied to the strap.  Even when slung over my shoulder, the swivel came apart while I was walking.  Beretta may have to rethink the swivel assembly, as I have seen other Beretta cases with the same plastic swivel.
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This is my second case of this type. The first was the shorter version that I use with a semi-auto shotgun and it is an excellent fit there.

I liked that one so much that I bought this longer version for a Marlin XTVR .22 rifle fitted with a Nikon Pro-Staff Rimfire 3x-9x scope.

Unfortunately, the fit here is not so good. There is plenty of length, but the problem is with the width at the flared bottom. It is just barely wide enough to zip over the end of the stock when the rifle/scope are inserted scope-first with the trigger on the zipper side of the case. With the scope on the zipper side, the zipper simply will not close unless the stock is as low as possible in the case. I wish they had made the case an inch or so wider at the bottom flared area. As it is, you have to work at it carefully to zip up the case and it will be a real chore to do it at the range.

Otherwise, it's still a great economy case. It is adequately padded. The zipper is sturdy enough, although not of the larger super-sturdy type. The fabric is durable and looks nice.

I just wish it were a little wider at the flare.