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Corbin vs Presslug
- Thread starter ZekeZX10
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What company exactly do you think they are counterfeiting? Their press is different design than any other?
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They are being produced I just received mine...was about $900 and they custom sized a die for me
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I was asking about the automated system. If that is only $900 with dies it a fantastic prices of the slugs are accurate.
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Just made about 60 slugs hopefully get out shooting tomorrow... Work is getting in the way of my enjoyment
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Took about 5 weeks but took a little longer than normal because I had custom sized die made but they let me know ahead of time it would take a little longer.
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Totally adjustable, also came with 2 sets of flat base and 2 sets of dish base and 2 pins for hollow point. Made 60 slugs in flat base, gonna see how they shoot, then compare to dish base...then try different weights.
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They have their own slug design, but .3063 isn't a really common size other that used on the AGT Vulcan 3 so they made the die in .3063 for me
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If you guys are serious about swaging, go with Corbin and don't look back.
They've been in business since 1975 and are made in the USA.
Corbin slugs just won 1st and 2nd place at the Slug EBR in Ashland Oregon last weekend. That speaks volumes.
You can also take a look at my posts in the ELR section, all of my shooting is done with Corbin slugs.
Most folks don't realize that a very large portion of the commercially available slugs have been made using Corbin dies and equipment for years. You can pay less for swaging setups but you'll be sacrificing almost 50 years of Corbin experience.
Just my 2 cents and I hope it helps.
They've been in business since 1975 and are made in the USA.
Corbin slugs just won 1st and 2nd place at the Slug EBR in Ashland Oregon last weekend. That speaks volumes.
You can also take a look at my posts in the ELR section, all of my shooting is done with Corbin slugs.
Most folks don't realize that a very large portion of the commercially available slugs have been made using Corbin dies and equipment for years. You can pay less for swaging setups but you'll be sacrificing almost 50 years of Corbin experience.
Just my 2 cents and I hope it helps.
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Terrible windy day but showed some groups at a hundred yards. Definitely capable of sub moa first group was close to that and I'm just shooting off a bipod not a sled. Groups kept getting worse as the wind picked up it got ridiculous and I'm too impatient to wait for the lull in between gusts. Using Thor Press slugs, 62 grain .3063 caliber averaging 938 FPS and 120 ft lbs with a standard deviation of 4.58. put the Chrono down at 100 yards but only register two shots averaging 845 FPS and 98 ft lb. Because of the shape of these slugs compared to the AVS .3063 slugs they are shorter for the same weight so I think accuracy can get even better if I go heavier and make them longer, more contact with the rifling. Also note the first shot was higher than the rest, after I first fill the bottle the first shot or two is always higher then the rest if I would have taken a couple of shots to settle it in the shot deviation would have been tighter.
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Not sure why this video didn't post with my previous post but here is the results of an extremely windy afternoon but the Thor Press Slugs definitely have potential very consistent definitely can get under one moa at 100 yards
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. Anyone care to be the guinea pig for the .22 
My comparison on slugs made with Thor Molds Press Slug and AVS slugs in .3063 and my thoughts on Corbin press and the PressSlug press
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