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Post by killitgrillit on Sept 24, 2009 19:24:27 GMT -5
Howdy all,
Years ago I bought a tool that goes over the end of your ramrod and when you are seating your load it has a spring in it that pushes up a small pin and touches your thumb when you get to a certain pressure, it's for a consitant loading pressure everytime.
It's about 5" long black and knurled and the piece that goes over the ramrod is brass.
Any way anybody have any idea who made this or do they still make them.
Thx Killit
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Post by tar12 on Sept 24, 2009 19:30:44 GMT -5
I dont know but would like to know!
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Post by kevin k on Sept 24, 2009 20:50:06 GMT -5
the ultimate muzzle loader site sells them for 25.00 i was gonna get one but haven't yet great idea. kevin k
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Post by tar12 on Sept 25, 2009 5:29:54 GMT -5
After second thought, I do not know how well that would perform Kevin pushing a .458 bullet down a fouled barrel on a late Dec. hunt......
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Post by kevin k on Sept 25, 2009 6:26:34 GMT -5
i am not sure Rick i just figured something else to carry so i didn't bother plus it looks kinda cheap we probably have more loading pressure then them also using smokeless over blackpowder so i bet your right. kevin k
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Post by Harley on Sept 25, 2009 8:29:27 GMT -5
I love gadgets, but, like Tar12, I can't imagine it would work because we can't achieve a reliably smooth and constant pushing pressure.
Harley
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Post by Chris Champion on Sept 25, 2009 10:53:59 GMT -5
After second thought, I do not know how well that would perform Kevin pushing a .458 bullet down a fouled barrel on a late Dec. hunt...... You'd end up pushing that small pin clean through your hand before you ever get the bullet started. ;D |
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Post by kevin k on Sept 25, 2009 11:00:41 GMT -5
after thinking about it you would probably have to lighty seat the bullet first put that on top and then seat it i would assume but you know what assuming does
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Post by Jon on Sept 25, 2009 16:19:08 GMT -5
Yes I know how to spell assume. But I would be willing to buy one if tyhe loading pressure was adjustable. I know that when I load I'm way above what is axceptale (spelling bad) for bp
Jon
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Post by nemohunter on Sept 25, 2009 16:59:09 GMT -5
i do believe it was called a Kadooty. it would need a heavy duty spring for a Savage.
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Post by Richard on Sept 25, 2009 18:31:39 GMT -5
Jon.........No need for bad spelling here! At the bottom of this message section, there is a box called "SPELL CHECK" Just click on it and it will review your entire message and allow you to make corrections  No reason for bad spelling. I can't belive people don't use it?  ?? Richard |
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Post by ozark on Oct 6, 2009 19:47:36 GMT -5
Richard, I am unable to locate spell check. Could you be more specific? Nothing shows up at the bottom on mine.
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Post by minst7877 on Oct 6, 2009 21:04:02 GMT -5
When you reply to a post use the reply link that is located on the bottom right of the post instead of the quick reply box. It gives you many more options in what you can do in your post. At the bottom of this reply box you will see a box labeled spell check.
DC
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Post by Jon on Oct 7, 2009 8:48:08 GMT -5
Ozark, Thank you I never could find spell check either. I was always used the quick reply. After Richard I got daring I AM not what you would computer literate I found if I hit the reply button I come up with spell check. Now I feel better I'm not alone in this world. And thank you for all the great input into this board.
Jon
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No reason for bad spelling. I can't belive people don't use it?
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