Hellboy Samaritar Cast in Aluminium Build

Glad to see you guys like this one. It's been on my wish list for a while and I'm pretty happy with the way it came out.
Thanks for all the positive comments.
 
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I don't know how i missed this thread. That is insanely awesome! I have a samaritan that I'm working on making some cartridges for. I cut down some 12 guage brass shells but i wasn't sure how i was going to pull off the crimping.
 
I don't know how i missed this thread. That is insanely awesome! I have a samaritan that I'm working on making some cartridges for. I cut down some 12 guage brass shells but i wasn't sure how i was going to pull off the crimping.

Hope this was of use.... Please do post your results and let me know if you need help
 
Hey Jamie Staff i was working on finding something to crimp my brass cartridges with no luck so i suppose I'm gonna have to go your route and just make something. Did you just put a bend on a threaded bolt and use that to get that crimp pattern on yours? I couldn't tell in the video.
 
Hey Jamie Staff i was working on finding something to crimp my brass cartridges with no luck so i suppose I'm gonna have to go your route and just make something. Did you just put a bend on a threaded bolt and use that to get that crimp pattern on yours? I couldn't tell in the video.

Have you tried chucking the brass in a lathe? a knurling tool would do the trick.
 
Hey Jamie Staff i was working on finding something to crimp my brass cartridges with no luck so i suppose I'm gonna have to go your route and just make something. Did you just put a bend on a threaded bolt and use that to get that crimp pattern on yours? I couldn't tell in the video.

Yep... Just bent it around home tube to get the size, you may need the heat kneal the bar to stop it from snapping
 
Duncanator I was looking into that today. I haven't found anybody in my area that has a lathe yet that would do it for me and i looked into a hand knurling tool to do it myself but they were a couple hundred bucks.

Jamie Staff cool. I'll give it a shot.

I hope my suggestion didn't come off as elitist. Sometimes a quick comment doesn't have the intended tone. I just figured its would make it easy if you happened to have access to a lathe.
I'm a fan of creative, back-yard mechanic solutions like the rolled all-thread. It's cheap, available and it worked!
 
I may have found a nice solution... 20190427_135307.jpg
 
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