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Corbin press
Apr 24th, 2024 at 10:33am
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Will be getting from my friend his Corbin swaging press that he never used. Should have a couple of dies with it.  Has anyone ever used one?  And it will be for sale in the future along with 5 different diameter for lead wire,  what are they worth?
  
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Re: Corbin press
Reply #1 - Apr 24th, 2024 at 10:51am
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Here's their website to check new prices.

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Since there's not a lot of people swaging bullets that I know of, I'd suspect the market might not be great as far as values go. If it's all like new maybe consider trying 75% of new, and see if anyone bites?
  

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Re: Corbin press
Reply #2 - Apr 25th, 2024 at 5:19am
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I have one of Corbins S-Press it has a sticker model CSP-1 one of the sides.
This press can use standard dies and it is what I reload with and you can look up the price on Corbins website.
I bought a stand for mine which makes it easier to use at my bench, I bought mine originally to play with swaging paper patch style bullets for BPCR and it does a fantastic job, it is fun watching pure lead or 1:16 cores extruded through the three openings of one of the dies that is used to set the weight.
I will be interesting to know what your friends dies were intended for as Corbin can make just about anything that comes to mind.

  
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