cookie cutters

[Mike]

Is anyone currently making .50 caliber cookie cutters these days?

[Kurt]

Yup. Win, Rem, Starline,
Mike just use the case mouth you want to use the lube wad in over a powder load and wad.
My computer just crashed and I'm just getting it back up or I would post a photo for you.Maybe some one else will do it for you.

Kurt

[Mike]

Kurt, Thanks for the quick reply and, yes, I do use the mouth of the case for cutting lube cookies. But my question was meant for the cutting of bullets out of a pan of lube, for lubing those greasers without a sizer/lubricator. The cutter needs to be bored all of the way through so the next bullet will just push the previous bullet out of the top. I know Lyman used to make the but I don't think they have them currently available. Shoot sharp, Mike

[powderburner]

the 310 shop in Denton texas makes the origional one still. but if you cut the head off a case and size the case mouth where you want you can do what you want to do and the bullets will keep coming out the top.

[Mike]

the 310 shop in Denton texas makes the origional one still. but if you cut the head off a case and size the case mouth where you want you can do what you want to do and the bullets will keep coming out the top.

Dean, Thanks for the tip. I'll look at what the 310 shop has to offer before cutting off a .50/90 case. Shoot sharp, Mike

[Mike]

Dean, Let me thank you one more time. I went to The 310 Shop's website and that Kake Kutter is just what I'm after. Good doin's!! Shoot sharp, Mike

[powderburner]

glad you found it , and you are welcome.

[bobw]

Easy enuf to make your own with a 50 BMG empty , just cut a window in the case body to remove the bullets from.

[Mike]

Easy enuf to make your own with a 50 BMG empty , just cut a window in the case body to remove the bullets from.

That's a real good thought but I don't have too many .50 BMG empties laying around. I'll keep my eyes open. Thanks for the idea.

[Lumpy Grits]

I just use a fired/UN-sized case, with the primer drilled out for a 1/8" dowel to push the bullet out.
Gary