Bullet suaging--what system to buy

RustyNail

August 24, 2006 11:52

I would like to get into bullet suaging. I don't want to "underbuy"--that would be a waste of whatever I spend, yet I don't want to "overbuy" and spend needlessly. Does anybody know of a reliable hydraulic system that is a good value for the price??? (I will be suaging up to .50 caliber lead core/jacketed bullets)

Thanks, rusty

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  bpost

  August 24, 2006 12:51

  Corbin

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  nononsense

  August 24, 2006 19:45

  RustyNail.
  
  http://rceco.com/MN.asp?pg=About
  
  RCE Co.
  4090 Colver Road
  Phoenix, OR 97535
  (541) 512-0440

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  bpost

  August 26, 2006 20:49

  quote:Originally posted by nononsense
  RustyNail.
  
  http://rceco.com/MN.asp?pg=About
  
  RCE Co.
  4090 Colver Road
  Phoenix, OR 97535
  (541) 512-0440
  
  
  Hi nononsense,
  I see Dave Corbin runs RCE. Did he leave Corbin? Are they the same or sister companies?

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  nononsense

  August 26, 2006 21:18

  bpost1958,
  
  I've spoken with both of them and without being rude, I can't get a complete explanation. It's really none of my business so I don't press them for details but this is printed on the RCE website:
  
  "There my brother and I met the die maker, Ted Smith, and we started Corbin Mfg., Inc. For the next twenty-four years, I designed and made the tools and dies we sold. Then, for a number of reasons, I left to start my own shop, RCE Co."
  
  The companies are separate and apparently intend to stay that way...
  
  Best.

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  Highball

  August 27, 2006 10:09

  I spoke with Ted a number of times, before he died. He trained Corbin...then Corbin abandoned Smith and started his own company. Sounds like what goes around...comes around...

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