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Jamison Brass - Don McDowell - 03-07-2013
Someone said they kept getting the 404 not found on their old link to Captech. Well I did some digging around, found them still on facebook and they had a link there to the new website.
So here's the new link http://www.captechintl.com/default.php
RE: Jamison Brass - Kurt - 03-07-2013
It's good to see them getting back up and running.
Maybe they will get the .44-77 brass again soon, but they have .44-90 and it can be cut down too.
RE: Jamison Brass - Don McDowell - 03-07-2013
Yeh I see they have 50-90 and 45-110 as well.
Hopefully we'll see that 44-77 pretty quick. I have an order in for 200, and last time I talked with Kathi she said she had it right in front of her and would let me know when it came up.
RE: Jamison Brass - Semtav - 03-07-2013
I was going to order some of the 45-110, but they are out of stock
RE: Jamison Brass - Don McDowell - 03-07-2013
Call down the Jerry Dean and Powder Inc. He's got a bunch of it.
RE: Jamison Brass - Semtav - 03-08-2013
tried there and they said they didn't have any left
RE: Jamison Brass - Don McDowell - 03-08-2013
Grafs has the 3 1/4 cases on sale, could get a Lee 45-70 trimmer chuck it up in the drill press and turn them into 2 7/8 in a heart beat.
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/882?
RE: Jamison Brass - bruce moulds - 03-11-2013
or get an rcbs file trim die.
you can hacksaw off the excess, and tidy up with a file fairly pronto.
deburr inside the case while in the die.
set the die a bit long to start, as these dies produce cases about 0.010" shorter than spec for liturgation reasons.
i usually adjust the die down to the shellholder, lock the ring, and then put a fair ammount of skip's shims under the lockring.
form a case, measure it, and then remove the required no of 0.001" of shims for the correct length.
i have formed quite a few 45/2.4" pp adaptors from norma 31/4 brass like this.
keep safe,
bruce.