Anybody remember these. Back when i was trying to get guns to group. 
Rainy day find.
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SO ? .... you fill it with powdered lead and smack it with a mallet to form slugs "way ahead of its time " for air powered guns .
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Thats cool! Have you ever used it or has it just been in storage?
Would be curious to see it work, and how well it works.
Would be curious to see it work, and how well it works.
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I used mine some. Did not do a good study. The guy that run Beeman back in the day was a good salesman!
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I had those too; I don't really remember if they made a serious difference or not in the accuracy of the rifles. Around that time I had a Beeman R10 in .177 which I traded in on a R1 in .20. The R1 was a great rifle, one that I should have kept.
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I've used mine. I have a lot of dies for it and it does work... found a number of undersized pellets using that (some would fall right through, others would need the plunger.
Set it above pellet tin lids to catch the pellets. Better and faster than without that stand
Set it above pellet tin lids to catch the pellets. Better and faster than without that stand
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