CabineTree loading Products
There has been a price increase. This is my actual material cost increases due to steel, indicators and some custom work price increases. I have NOT increased my labor costs. I am only passing on my actual cost increases.
NOTE: WA RESIDENTS WILL HAVE SALES TAX ADDED TO PRICE.
Windproof Scope Stand
Check out the new scope stand. It's on the new products page. Click this link>>>> NEW PRODUCTS
Standard Lead Tester
>>>>>IN STOCK>>>>>>
Price is $115.00 plus $12.00 priority mail shipping, total delivered cost in the US is $127.00. The dial indicator is included in the price.
Shown testing bullets and ingots. It reads on a machinists dial indicator. A conversion chart is included for SAECO and Brinnell readings. Most people only using this as a reference when conversing with other casters. They just use the dial readings as relative to what they are doing. This unit is all steel and weighs around 5 pounds, almost indestructible. It is black oxide coated.
Note: The dial indicator is fairly large and very easy to read. One of the easiest to use testers on the market.
Dual purpose tester
>>>>IN Stock >>>>>>
The price is $155.00 plus $12.00 priority mail shipping, total delivered cost in the US is $167.00. The dial indicator is included in the price.
It does everything the regular tester does and also uses the dial indicator to check cases and loaded rounds.
Shown testing bullet run out and checking case wall thickness.
Locking Mould Holder $70.00 + $12.00 priority mail, total delivered cost in the US is $82.00.
Some changes have been made. The jaws are longer and vented for better cooling, American hardwood handles with stain and finish
NEW, a brass lock screw has been added to the adjusting screw "T" nut to eliminate movement while in use.
NEW>>>NEW
The new model WILL fit large moulds also. LEE 6 hole moulds will fit.
I do have these new locking "t" nuts in stock and they can be put on the older handles easily.
They cost $5.00 which includes directions and shipping cost to you.
The handles fit Lyman, RCBS, Saeco, LEE and most custom/semi-custom moulds. They DO NOT fit Hock nose pour (but can be modified to, I do not do the modifications, it will have to be done locally to fit your mould).
The new model holder:
This shows the new holder alongside a LEE 6 hole size handle.
It produces better bullets by giving consistent pressure holding the mould. Over a long casting session your hand pressure can vary slightly which causes bullet weight variation. All most 100% of users say they are getting better bullets with less hand problems.
ALF (Auto Lube Feeder) with spring for soft lubes, (Auto Lube Feeder, for Lyman and RCBS lube/sizers) $55.00 + $12.00 frt & handling, Total $67.00. Now black oxide coated. You must specify Lyman or RCBS when you order. Comes with a base seal.
Installation does not require any modification to your unit (there have been a couple of cases where the factory casting varied and a small amount of filing was needed to put the mounting bolts in). Save the factory parts!! You can return your machine to factory condition at any time by changing the parts back.
NOTE: The threaded rod in your machine MUST come out the bottom. Lyman 450 and older RCBS with hex wrench on top. It will not work on later model lubesizers with the rod removed from the top.
This automates the lube feeding on your existing machine. It comes with one pressure spring for softer lubes. If using a hard lube you must use a heat source to soften it.
The first photo shows the unit, second is installed and the third shows what can be done in 1 1/2 hours using it. It will lube about 30 large BPCR bullets or 40-60 pistol bullets between charging.
When I use mine, I usually don't go for full pressure. I've had the best luck only giving it 2-3 turns which does not overpower the seals and still gives me 20 large BPCR bullets worth of lube.
These REALLY speed up lubing and make it easier. Very comparable to other factory lubers using a pressure feed.
Case Iron $18.00 + $5.00 frt total $23.00
This is a simple tool for repairing case mouths that have been damaged.
IMPROVED!!! We have made a small change in the nose (not shown) which makes taking dents out easier and faster. Almost effortless. This replaces the "assortment" of tools I used to use to do this. It works on .22 > .50 cal.
One size fits all.
Put the flat ahead of the dent and rotate into it. The handle may vary
from this photo.
Just a note to BPCR shooters: Grind or file the point back and it can be used to fix a case the has been dented when the wad is already in. I have dropped a case ready to put the bullet in and with the point it won't go in far enough so I ground the point off mine. Works great and I rarely use mine for small cases.
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