Mark 7 SwageSense for 1100

The Mark 7 SwageSense for 1100 uses Mark 7’s proprietary technology to not only perform a swage operation but also to detect a ringer and small pocket primers.

The swaging station adds a chamfer to the inside of the primer pocket, this ensures proper primer seating. Obstructions can occur in the form of a partially ejected primer, preventing the swage rod from entering the primer pocket, leading to a jam or worse. When the Mark 7 swagesense encounters a blockage or small primer pocket the machine stops and alerts your through your tablet.

Some of the advantages of Mark 7’s Swagesense are: swages the toughest military crimped brass, detects small or large primer ringers particularly found in wet washed brass, detects small primers in 45 ACP caliber brass and dramatically reduces the chance of breaking your swage rods.

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