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Brass Cartridge Case Marker

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Brass Marker for Edding
Brass Marker for Edding
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Brass Marker for Sharpie
Brass Marker for Sharpie
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Case marker for identifying cartridge cases With this device, a ring-shaped mark can be easily applied to the cases This way, they can be easily distinguished from the cases of other shooters at the range No matter what position they lie in, the ring is always visible Suitable for Edding markers type 3000, 3300 and 21 eco line Other pens with 16mm diameter should also fit I made the knurled screw for fixing the pen myself, using a 4mm heat insert (Ruthex RX-M4x8.1) and a glued-in 20mm M4 threaded pin Alternatively, you can, of course, use any M4 screw of your choice Sharpie version: For the knurled screws, 25mm long M4 threaded pins are required The bore for the pen has a diameter of 12.5mm The Brass Marker fits cases of the following calibers: .308 Winchester, .45 ACP, 9mm Para and .223 Remington Many other calibers with the same case diameter can also be marked, simply try them out

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