:arrow: ukvMike357 wrote:Where did I see something about this recently? Was it in Target Shooter or some other forum (heaven forbid!)
A cheap bullet pointing system
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spud
Re: A cheap bullet pointing system
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Not really LOL. My background is electrical engineering and I have always enjoyed working with my hands and can handle a spanner if needed. I have been a wood turner on and off for years but metal turning is very new to me. Basically I had a few projects in mind and they were going to cost more to sub out than the cost of a small lathe so I found a nice little lathe and off I wentMike357 wrote:Always admire folk that can engineer stuff like this, and build from scratch.
Guess that makes you old school geeks?
I found it very easy to pick up but I am only doing very basic jobs however I am very pleased with the results so far.Unfortunately I have outgrown my current lathe so I am on the look out for a slightly bigger one with powered feeds, the ability to screw cut and handle larger items. I have so many little things I would like to make
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And the rest as the saying goes is history.
A question the bullet pointing system you do I guess they are caliber specific. So you would have to buy one for each caliber you shoot. ?
A question the bullet pointing system you do I guess they are caliber specific. So you would have to buy one for each caliber you shoot. ?
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I use a Wilson trimmer, so would be interested in both
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Bloody hell a seven year resurrection, that gives Lazarus a run for his money.
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did this happen ?
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Enjoy today as tomorrow might not come .
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Didn't even know that such a thing existed.....let alone what I was doing seven years ago 
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A question about bullet pointing came up on another forum I did a google search and this thread came up.
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Didn't notice the date :(
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Would one of these suffice?
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