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Bullet swaging uses only pressure to make bullets; there is no heat or molten lead involved. Because of this there is less of a health risk to the bullet maker and a swaged bullet is more precise, denser, and does not have the defects of a cast bullet. Bullet swaging presses have more power than a reloading press and can swage larger, longer, and heavier bullets than a loading press swage can. In addition a swage press has a built in “soft eject” system that eases the finished bullet out of the die as the press ram is lowered. Because of that, a swaging press is faster to use than a loading press would be.
RCE, LLC now offers two hand operated swaging presses and one hydraulic powered press. The Sea Girt press is intended for lighter swaging tasks and can make bullets up to .458 caliber that are 1.5” in length or less. The Walnut Hill press can make larger bullets and can be used to reload standard or large cartridges. The MultiSwage Hydraulic press is recommended for small commercial bullet making operations. It uses the same dies as the hand presses, can swage large bullets that are 2.0” in length or less, reload standard or large cartridges, and extrude lead wire. It is a fast, versatile press that is very reasonably priced. RCE, LLC specializes in tools, dies, and accessories to produce lead and lead paper patched bullets. In addition to the presses and dies other paper patched and lead bullet supplies such as patching paper, lubricants, moulds, and special tools are carried. Please note that the dies are custom made to the customers specifications as closely as possible. It is probable that there will be a waiting time before your order can be filled. Orders are finished first come, first served. If a bullet making set-up is wanted it is best to place the order well in advance of when it will be needed. For additional information about bullet swaging please see Richard’s Swaging Book. The chapters that can be read or down-loaded are high-lighted. Chapters that are not highlighted are not finished or not accessible at this time. There are also several pages of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) which can answer some common questions.
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