[Gamba Man]

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[Gamba Man]

Amazing looking machine,...seems to have a motorized spindle crimper.

Video shows reloading of new un-crimped hulls and once fired hulls.

Shot/powder consistency looks amazing.

Looks very well built, sharp looking.

Has anyone used/seen one of these in the US ?

 

[willing]

The thing I noticed about all the Euro machines is that there is no primer insert station. They apparently used new primed shells or insert primers separately.

Bill

 

[timb99]

Also nice how you can take a shell out at any station. But like Bill said, looks like it is made for pre-primed shells.

 

[tanda1]

Whats with the motorized, spinning crimp head? That's kinda different.

 

[KS-OKIE]

Good looking,but seems slow and lacks any resizeing ability...KS-OKIE

 

[timb99]

How the heck are you John?

 

[grntitan]

That machine is for new shell production only. This the reason why there is no resize station. Notice the hulls are brand new un crimped and obviously pre-primed. The spinning crimp die is a type of roll crimp which leaves a perfectly round crimp and is common on virgin hull crimping.

Anyone can have a machine built like this or even one with a resize station and priming station for their very own. There are companies who make a living making production machines of all types. They will design and build it to your very specs. All it takes is money. Lots of money.

 

[KS-OKIE]

Tim:I doing fine for an old fat guy.We sure miss you at the local shoots.Merry Christmas to you and yours...John

 

[blkcloud]

my 9000 with a automate is faster than that thing.. plus it de primes resizes and primes..