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J Conley

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I’m going to set my presses at an angle and would like some opinions on what that angle should be.
Thanks.. Jon Conley
 
Ronnie,
I was under the impression it was fairly common, and aided the process of pulling the handle.
Thoughts?
 
angled presses

A friend of mine uses a corbin press than is on an angle but I have a hard time with it. I find straight up and down is more convient for me. I think its just what you get use to.
 
Press Mounting

A vertical mounting works well for 6's and 22's, and works well with a longer press handle for 30's.
 
Ron: Try putting an angle on your handle. Charlie Hood did one for me a few years ago and it works like a champ! The one draw back is the press does not pack up into as small a space as it once did. But it solve the problem of elbow strain and leverage.
 
Jim

if you could, explain a little more about the angle that is on your handle. Even better, post a picture, this has peaked my interest. Anything to make things easier, you know. Bro. D
 
bullet making

Don,t point up 200 bullets (112gr, 30cal) without stopping, your arm and hand will let you know the next day.
John
 
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