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What tools do you use to remove and replace stand-up targets?

By DK

8 years ago



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#9 8 years ago

You know, I don't see why you could not use an old reloading press for setting rivets. I have a couple of these in my attic.
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I may buy a set of the rivet setting dies & perhaps weld them onto an old set of junk reloading dies so it will mount in the press. Only trick would be getting them welded exactly centered top & bottom so they match up properly.

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