The Lyman is, by its also long enough that it can fit at least a case as long as 300 WM, which explains why it’s so long now.
I know the rcbs primer one does and I thought the kms drill one does. I thought It unscrews from trh 1/4 inch drill mount try that
I actually attached mine to my burstfire and set the depth for large primer pockets. As I tinker more and more with my specialty pistol the more I’m finding ways to improve consistency. I’ll be doing the full process for it, and all my bottleneck stuff now.
Yeah be carful with the burst fire I have 2 attachments I csnt get off dosen’t seam to be a break on the drive for that so if the accessory gets tight on It It will not spin off had to break with a high speed drill and all is well from no on all attachments use anti seize,
So Im going to run a test with 10 carts unified ten not, after I do my final tightening this weekend of the 6GT 109 LRHT load also running a 6.5 CM load as well hopefully if I can get It all loaded this is the unified vs not on 6.5CM
I learned a long time ago from an old Indian to never use antiseize if your dealing with anything that doesn’t have a stopped position. He then told me only to put it very lightly on lug nuts and never use an impact wrench if I don’t want the stretch the threads. It’s worked out well.
Thanks Its not cranked down Its just that the arbor spins both directions so when you go to take It off if It builds up any corrosion or the act of using the accessory cams It down anywhere past the tension to back spoin the arbor you cant get the item off. you can put in a drill on reverse and the sudden move should break the tension but a tiny bit of anti seize gives the ability to back It off without the hassle. we are not talking about fr lbs here its a few inch lbs not really worried about the threads