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TurboTapin

TurboTapin

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Saint-Joseph du lac, QC
Gents,

On their website they're not listed as being on sale, but I've noticed at 4 Quebec Canadian tire's now that they're back at 59.99$. I asked why and it seems they're liquidating and they won't be restocking them.

Cheers.
 
I picked one up last fall when they had them on sale but I haven't tried it out yet. I heard they can be hit and miss but thought I would give one a try.
 
I can't believe the heat that comes off it. I was worried after my first use, but saw someone else mention it here too
Clint
 
The top washer and nut gets really hot. Some tweaking is in order. Perhaps a hardwood spacer of some sort. For now I won't leave it unattended for long. But it cleans well.
 
TurboTapin said:
Gents,

On their website they're not listed as being on sale, but I've noticed at 4 Quebec Canadian tire's now that they're back at 59.99$. I asked why and it seems they're liquidating and they won't be restocking them.

Cheers.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVBML8-Z7V4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGT20ghWMZA

When I was reloading I used the RCBS tumbler.
Very quiet with 60 rounds of 300 winmag.....
Rob
 
I bought one and the thing practically vibrated itself apart. Had to hunt all over the garage to find the parts. The glue on the rim band didn't hold the band to the rim, nut & washers flew off to nut-washer land etc. Gotta clamp er down pretty tight. Other than that not bad for the price. Still like my Lyman better.
 
Now after probably 10 x 4 hour tumbles, the threads are wore down on the rod enough that I had to add 3 more washers to raise the height of the wingnut
 
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