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Demonstration of my complete process to paper patch large caliber bullets with 3D printed tools and jigs. These tools enable both the creation of uniform patches as well as consistent placement on the bullet. Tools available at https://www.bpcr3d.com

Demonstration of adjustable paper patch cutting tools. Adjustable for length and width for all large caliber rifle bullets between .38 and .45 caliber. Provides for precise and consistent paper patches with one set of templates.

Paper Patch Demo using 3D printed paper patching jig. The jig provides for consistent placement of the paper on the bullet. The jig is adjustable to allow how far up or down the bullet to place the paper. This video demonstrates a wet patching method although the jig could also be used for dry patching to get consistent placement of the paper. https://www.bpcr3d.com

Cut precise and consistent paper patches for .40 and .45 caliber rifle bullets using 3D printed tools. This system uses adjustable templates providing the ability to cut the patches to the exact width and length needed depending on bullet diameter and paper thickness. https://www.bpcr3d.com/product/paper-patch-cutting-templates

3D printed decapping tool. Decap all cartridges between .223 and .50 Sharps with a set of 5 bushings. https://www.bpcr3d.com/product/cartridge-depriming-tool

The Harvey Depriming tool is a great tool -- with 2 primary aggravations - the occaisonal pinch when using a lot of force to remove difficult primers and finding the flash hole - especially with large caliber cartridges. These enhancements resolve both issues. https://www.bpcr3d.com/product/harvey-deprimer-upgrades