Hi,
These have been discussed in a number of different threads and seemed quite desirable. Came across this today.
http://www.helstongunsmiths.com/default ... 15%3A06+PM
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Re: Wadamet
I had a Wamadet for a long time. Lived in a small flat so it was easy to hide away under the stairs and get out when I wanted to knock up a few hundred rounds. Very strong and reliable; wished I still had it.
Should come with a wooden base about two foot by one.
Should come with a wooden base about two foot by one.
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I can recommend them wholeheartedly. I've spent the best part of the holidays handloading on one of mine that I have as part of my handloading set up in Scotland.
The Lubing/sizing set up isn't the best but interesting all the same. Uses standard Lyman/RCBS "G" "H" & "I" dies.
The Lubing/sizing set up isn't the best but interesting all the same. Uses standard Lyman/RCBS "G" "H" & "I" dies.
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Its Wamadet BTW.
Come on Bambi get some
Imperial Good Metric Bad
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Cow's farts matter!
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Re: Wadamet
Good basic press. My mate swears by his. He especially likes the fact that the press/dies are lowered down onto the base as you pull the lever - the dies come to a definate stop.
They are slow though. You'll need to buy another press; a progressive press to speed up and it lacks the interchangability of some other brands.
Personally i'd spend a little more and buy a decent multi-turret press. You don't need to use the full potential; the multi turret ability until you're ready.
They are slow though. You'll need to buy another press; a progressive press to speed up and it lacks the interchangability of some other brands.
Personally i'd spend a little more and buy a decent multi-turret press. You don't need to use the full potential; the multi turret ability until you're ready.
Re: Wadamet
Glad to know parts are available again.
I found one with some odd bits a couple of years back for a very good price.
At least now I know I have the Slube set up as well, if only I had instructions as well...
Very handy bit of kit, beside me now.
I well remember the adverts for them and the safety cord in Guns Review
I found one with some odd bits a couple of years back for a very good price.
At least now I know I have the Slube set up as well, if only I had instructions as well...
Very handy bit of kit, beside me now.
I well remember the adverts for them and the safety cord in Guns Review
Re: Wadamet
Hi All,
For info', I have just put a WAMADET up for sale in the 'shooting-related' section.
Cheers.
For info', I have just put a WAMADET up for sale in the 'shooting-related' section.
Cheers.
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