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Thanks guys. A friend interested in Schuetzen, told him CPA A good affordable way to start. I  shoot Highwalls, Borchardts.Pete

I have two plugged cases for my CPA, one a 25/20 and the other for my 32/20CPA.  They are not adjustable but what does the Russ Webber seater do, for many times the price, then the plug cases do?

Rich_Siegel wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 9:12pm:


The Russ Weber type seater will start the bullet in line with the bore line Much more consistently.

Terry

I used a push seater for my CPA before getting a Weber seater, scores improved right away, less work to seat bullet on arthritic hands.
It seats the bullet dead nuts straight, where a push seater can put it in who knows what position.

Worth the bucks, for real.  Couldn't make one for the cost.

I've experimented with plugged case seaters and mechanical seaters with cases attached. No difference in accuracy. Inspection after knocking the bullets out showed no difference in markings on bullets. I assume the throat and rifling align the bullet as it's pushed in with a plugged case. 

Maybe Chuck should have used a mechanical seater. Wait, he did for a while, then went back to a plugged case seater and shot better targets. 


                Joe.

Thanks for the picture of Chuck Bordman. Just received some 25-20 brass from his estate. His targets demonstrate his skills as a shooter. 

Wish I could have known him.

Respectfully,