Kelly Beyond the Grease Groove - Introducing Corbin Boreglide A Groove With a Job to Do Long before smokeless powder, before jacketed bullets, and before anyone worried about chronograph readings or ballistic coefficients, shooters faced a simpler challenge: kee... Bullet Swaging Lead Bullets Precision Dies
Kelly Shaping the Standard - How Corbin Has Engineered the Evolution of Lead Bullet Nose Profiles The Shape That Decides Everything Every lead bullet tells you what it's designed to do before it ever leaves the barrel. The clue is in the nose. Round noses feed smoothly through lever guns and revol... Bullet Swaging Lead Bullets Precision Dies
About Corbin's Lead Tip Forming Die The Lead Tip Forming die (LT-1) is similar in appearance to the core seating die (CS-1) except for these two features: The lead tip die has a larger diameter cavity, to accept the finished bullet. The... Lead Bullets Precision Dies
Copper Strip Jacket Production Calculations The following is a chart of production output for a given material input (that is, how many bullets or jackets you can make with a certain number of pounds of copper strip, lead wire, etc.). Naturally... Jacketed Bullets Lead Bullets
What Is Bullet Swaging? “Swaging” is the process of forming projectiles—specifically bullets, not loaded cartridges—by using high pressure at room temperature to mold materials within a diamond-lapped, high-precision die. No... Bullet Swaging DIY Projects Diamond-lapped Dies High Pressure Jacketed Bullets Lead Bullets Precision Dies
About Corbin Point Form Die Ejection Pins The Point Form Die (PF-1) puts the ogive curve on a lead or jacketed bullet. It is used after the core has been seated in the core seating die, which in turn is used after the core has been swaged to ... Bullet Swaging Jacketed Bullets Lead Bullets Precision Dies
About Corbin Heel-type Lead Bullets Heel-type bullets have a reduced base portion that fits inside the cartridge case. The most common example of this is the 22 rimfire. Early blackpowder cartridges used the heel-type bullet, also, so t... Lead Bullets
About Corbin Jacketed Bullet Making The basic steps in swaging almost any jacketed bullet are: Swage the core to exact weight/size using CSW-1 Core Swage Seat the core into the jacket using CS-1 Core Seater For rebated boattails instead... Bullet Swaging Jacketed Bullets Lead Bullets
About Corbin Damaged Bullet Reform Kit, FX-1 A new "BULLET FIXER KIT" to re-manufacture surplus "pulled" military and other damaged bullets is now available from Corbin Manufacturing & Supply, Inc., world's leading supplier of bullet swaging equ... Bullet Swaging Lead Bullets
About Corbin Point Forming Dies The Point Form Die (PF-1) puts the ogive curve on a lead or jacketed bullet. Normally, it is used after the core has been seated into the jacket in a core seating die, or for lead bullets, after the l... Jacketed Bullets Lead Bullets Precision Dies
About Corbin Point forming Saber-Tooth Die While the Saber-Tooth Punch makes teeth in the lead extending from a seated core, or in an all-lead bullet, the fragile teeth on the punch will be broken if they are allowed to press more than just li... Lead Bullets Precision Dies
About Corbin Paper Patch/Blackpowder Bullets Paper patched or lubricated lead bullets can be swaged in two basic styles, the SWC shoulder style shown here, and the smooth ogive style shown below. The SWC style can be done in a single die, and th... Bullet Swaging Lead Bullets Precision Dies
