Do Checkmaker™ gas checks STAY ON once fired?

Our own Cast Booliteer brother- Roger “Hud” was very generous to take the time to send me some photos of his fired boolits and gas checks he made with his 30 Cal Checkmaker™ dies and .006 Aluminum beverage can material.

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“These are of a pop can checks which is typical of all the checks made with your (my) check maker regardless of the material used. Although I prefer the copper purchased from you. This bullet was shot into a rock pile, and several were recovered with the results the same as you see here. They stay where they are put unless forced off.”

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Hope this helps,

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Hud

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This was one of my goals and one reason I spent so long testing and perfecting the design- With these dies you have the ability to choose, cut, and form a wide range of material instead of being locked into a tool that basically makes only “one check” with a very narrow range of metal thickness. 

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This also gives you a set of dies that work with a wider range of boolit diameters, and shank sizes within one caliber. 

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As with the art and quest of the holy cast- your mileage may vary, but we have help with good tools to get us there.

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Thanks again Roger

[spacer height=”20px”]Pat….