BSB has a new toy - Camdex .223 Brass Processor

[BlackSheepBrass]

So I finally got to go pick up my new machine that I ordered in February. Commercial loading equipment has between a 3 month and 12 month lead time usually between ordering it and picking it up. That was a very long and expensive wait.

This machine is near identical to mine, however, mine has some upgrades on it to allow for slightly higher net output and increased reliability.

So it completes the same functions as the pistol case processor that I have, This machine does not trim, and it must be done on a separate machine.

Tasks completed

1. Mouth rounded with carbide probe
2. Berdan check
3. Berdan eject
4. Crack check
5. Crack eject
6. Deprime / partial resize
7. Primer pocket check
8. Full length resize / swage
9. Ejection of completed brass.

Full speed

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Now.... I just have to lift it out of the truck.... it weighs 300 pounds, and I do not have a forklift.

 

[diegocn]

Wow nice setup.

Out of curiosity, how does the machine perform cracked case check?

 

[skoal]

That's badass

 

[mark222]

Nice set up. I must admit, I'm a little slower on the Rock Chucker.

 

[Canadianbosco]

Wow nice setup.

Out of curiosity, how does the machine perform cracked case check?

I would hazard a guess that it uses compressed air and pressurizes the case to see of there are any holes/cracks

 

[BlackSheepBrass]

Yes, it uses a charge of compressed air at around 4 psi to check for cracks.

 

[BlackSheepBrass]

The machine is set to run at about 3100 per hour so net output should be in around 2800 per hour depending on the quality of brass that you feed it and how diligent you are in regards to culling brass.