BACO .40 Compression Die

[ken s]

Get us an update on how that rifle shoots for you.

Ok I did this by hand and solved the problem.
took out the .40 stem. made up an aluminum round sleeve to slide over it. drilled and tapped a set screw to allow up and down movement and to adjust the amount of compression.

I put in the powder, then the wad, then hand set the wad to the almost zero compression I want. (you can change it instantly)
ez to use, to press involved, goes right in the case, and Sharps did it this way in the 1879's...
Ken Wish this sight would allow pictures but it doesn't like me at all.