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Since we can't control your use of the tool
We can not and do not accept responsibility on how it is used ... Please read these instructions carefully... As shown in the picture, the new Paco tool, called the ACU'RZR
The Nasty-Nose shape was developed so that even target velocity ammo... along with standard velocity ammo, would place as much energy into the target as possible. Accuracy and power of .22RF ammo is raised to a new level, with a new tool, that is now quick and easy to use... How to use the new tool ...The tool looks deceptively simple... and its basic design is. It takes some practice to be sure the bullet nose is expanded evenly and the Nasti-Nose hollow point and or Nasti-Nose shapes come out centered every time...The tools themselves require very little pressure to change the nose shape and size. In fact, those new to this may have difficulty to not to use too much pressure when tapping the forming rods. The TOOL MUST BE USED ONLY ON A SOLID FLAT SURFACE.
Keep in mind that we are working with rimfire ammo...
and the barrel of the tool makes a great short gun barrel.
The tool must always be used flat against the surface.
Each end gives a different size. Set the round into the tool, solidly on the base of the tool sitting on the flat surface, and then the cartidge rim is not touching the tool. So reforming can't set off the round.
Many .22RF gun chambers are different sizes... from tight to overly large... some will chamber a .225 bullet, usually revolvers with sloppy chambers... but most autoloading rifles or pistols won't go above .223 or .224 diameter. WARNING: if a firearm's chamber will not chamber a round with reasonable pressure, do not force the round... it is liable to fire prematurely with half the case out of the chamber... more brass cartridge pieces going everywhere... plus spooking the heck out of the shooter. Our tools are made to give .223 and .224 standard .22RF diameter bullets. These two sizes are consistent with the best accuracy when using most differnet type of firearms. Custom tools and rams are available in any size. European barrels are very tight bored and tools chambered to .222 are best. The two/three rods that included with the ACU'RZR do several things. The flat/dish forming rod will take a pointed bullet (like the Aquila SSS) or a round nose bullet and perfectly center the dish nose. This should be done prior to using the other rods. So that adding the Nasti-Nose hollow point shape or the Scorpn'N shape will be centered perfectly. To get these there designs right, we went thru dozens of designs on the rams... and thousands of rounds of ammo. Does anyone want about a thousand rounds of .22 ammo that won't chamber in anything? we have it. The shooter can go from a reasonably formed nose
to a full wadcutter, if so desired.
The larger wadcutter-type nose shape will make a clean cut in paper targets
to reasonnable ranges, but will be difficult to chamber in autoloaders.
The Nasti-Nose shape has a deep hollow point,
and a dished flat around it...
and a (Elmer Keith .44spec) shape overall.
The Scorp'N gives the bullet expansion but with deep penetration.
The new Baby Scor'N is designed to give a center post in the
ACU'RZRed cup point. For deeper penetration and expansion
killing power. When making this variation, first dish the bullet
in the center... then slip the Baby-Scorp'N rod over the
dish shape created by the round-nosed rod.
and tap medium...
When finished tappng with the Baby-Scorp'N rod,
while the bullet is still in the chamber of the tool...
rotate the rod until it offers no more resistance...
then carefully tap the bullet out until you can pull straight out
of the tool. Otherwise, the internal bullet post will be bent
to one side... it takes a little practice...
enjoy... God bless you.
NOTE:
the two ringed end is .222 for CZs and Euro/target barrels...
NOTE: (abc), a competitor: EAB HoloPtr $15 |
