Ran across this today. Never heard of it before. Not cheap, wondering how well it works.
Compact electric sizer pictured
Compact electric sizer pictured
Roll sizer
- Thread starter Dead Eye Dick
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as someone who has one, and runs it almost none stop when Im in my shop, definitely a massive benefit. If you are not shooting competitively, or doing BULK brass processing, not worth the commercial unit..
IF you are shooting 10-20k of 9/40/45/etc, definitely a big help especially if you shoot a lot of 40.
When USPSA limited division was big, (Major power factor 40 primary caliber) the rollsizer was huge. Tons of second hand brass was from police ranges, from glocks. Typical 40 cal, Glock bulge was a big deal, and as such, sizing dies were tough to get all the sizing done. Rollsizer fixed that.
Definitely a benefit, but need to weigh if your process needs it.
If you are re-selling processed brass, and you dont have a rollsizer, probably not selling a ton, as everyone else does it.
IF you are shooting 10-20k of 9/40/45/etc, definitely a big help especially if you shoot a lot of 40.
When USPSA limited division was big, (Major power factor 40 primary caliber) the rollsizer was huge. Tons of second hand brass was from police ranges, from glocks. Typical 40 cal, Glock bulge was a big deal, and as such, sizing dies were tough to get all the sizing done. Rollsizer fixed that.
Definitely a benefit, but need to weigh if your process needs it.
If you are re-selling processed brass, and you dont have a rollsizer, probably not selling a ton, as everyone else does it.
I have been using a roll sizer since the late 90s.
Started off with a CarePro and am now using a Roll Sizer. I love mine. It can chew through a 5 gallon bucket of brass in an hour or two depending on the caliber. My old case pro was awesome, but slow. However it did clean up the rims and the owner could make dies for whatever caliber you wanted.
If I was starting over I would take a hard look at the new roll sizer from Poland. It looks to be a better machine than the RollSizer.
Started off with a CarePro and am now using a Roll Sizer. I love mine. It can chew through a 5 gallon bucket of brass in an hour or two depending on the caliber. My old case pro was awesome, but slow. However it did clean up the rims and the owner could make dies for whatever caliber you wanted.
If I was starting over I would take a hard look at the new roll sizer from Poland. It looks to be a better machine than the RollSizer.
Yes. They only resize the very bottom of the case that dies cant get to 100% of the time.
Hadn't heard about the one from Poland till now, looks niceI have been using a roll sizer since the late 90s.
Started off with a CarePro and am now using a Roll Sizer. I love mine. It can chew through a 5 gallon bucket of brass in an hour or two depending on the caliber. My old case pro was awesome, but slow. However it did clean up the rims and the owner could make dies for whatever caliber you wanted.
If I was starting over I would take a hard look at the new roll sizer from Poland. It looks to be a better machine than the RollSizer.
Ive had both the Poland one and the Rollsizer one..
The new upgrade for the rollsizer, now trumps the Poland one IMHO. The Poland one, WAS quieter, not anymore, as rollsizer essentially did the same thing, so no more slapping pins and creating a racket.
Rollsizer is more readily available
Parts are more readily available
Conversions are more readily available
I'm going Rollsizer every time
The new upgrade for the rollsizer, now trumps the Poland one IMHO. The Poland one, WAS quieter, not anymore, as rollsizer essentially did the same thing, so no more slapping pins and creating a racket.
Rollsizer is more readily available
Parts are more readily available
Conversions are more readily available
I'm going Rollsizer every time
