W-O-W!!!

Thank for the advice from contributors, concerning where to get my single-stage reloading press wad cutter die!

This neat little device threads into the top of my R.C.B.S. reloading press (7/8" x 14 t.p.i.). With about 30 seconds to properly adjust the height for the drop of the handle consideration, I easily punched out about 1500 + paper cut wads from the backs of tablet paper and some from pop can cardboard. These work great and my groups have already shrunk considerably!

I really appreciate this website, where we are able to exchance ideas and enhance those tossed out for consideration.

W-O-W!!!

Thank for the advice from contributors, concerning where to get my single-stage reloading press wad cutter die!

This neat little device threads into the top of my R.C.B.S. reloading press (7/8" x 14 t.p.i.). With about 30 seconds to properly adjust the height for the drop of the handle consideration, I easily punched out about 1500 + paper cut wads from the backs of tablet paper and some from pop can cardboard. These work great and my groups have already shrunk considerably!

I really appreciate this website, where we are able to exchance ideas and enhance those tossed out for consideration.

Can try a lot of variations, but I've been partial to the waxed cardboard from milk cartons. You might want to try a lube "cookie" and the waxed wads seem to keep the lube from soaking through in warm weather (or in a hot chamber in cool weather).