Dillon swager eccentric
Quote from Reloader on October 25, 2011, 5:37 pmNo idea- don't recall anything like this for lubing the pin. Was this bought new from us? The eccentric is heat-treated, so not a part to be casually drilled.
No idea- don't recall anything like this for lubing the pin. Was this bought new from us? The eccentric is heat-treated, so not a part to be casually drilled.
Quote from Reloader on October 26, 2011, 12:36 pmYeah it was bought new but in the early 90's. You can also see the hole in the parts picture on page 6 of this manual http://www.dillonhelp.com/manuals/english/Accessory-Manual-May-2007.pdf
I started a thread on this on ar15.com and some seem to think it was there as an index or locator of some sort for the manufacturing process. Others replied their newer model swagers don't have this hole
I was just curious as to the purpose of the hole
Yeah it was bought new but in the early 90's. You can also see the hole in the parts picture on page 6 of this manual http://www.dillonhelp.com/manuals/english/Accessory-Manual-May-2007.pdf
I started a thread on this on ar15.com and some seem to think it was there as an index or locator of some sort for the manufacturing process. Others replied their newer model swagers don't have this hole
I was just curious as to the purpose of the hole
Quote from Reloader on November 13, 2011, 10:32 pmFunny, I just registered to post a question about the Super Swage.... I just disassembled mine to clean the dust bunnies off it, and found the same hole!
My only guess is a fixturing hole to hold the part from rotating while it was being manufactured - but that's just a WAG.
Funny, I just registered to post a question about the Super Swage.... I just disassembled mine to clean the dust bunnies off it, and found the same hole!
My only guess is a fixturing hole to hold the part from rotating while it was being manufactured - but that's just a WAG.