Ok Ive acquired a "new" in box Kadooty from my clubs blanket shoot and honestly Im considering put it on the trade block.
Anyone have an idea what it would be a reasonable value?
Anyone have an idea what it would be a reasonable value?
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Never heard of one so I had to look it up, once I learned what it was, I remember seeing my very competitive B/P shooter friend had one and used it to get consistent loading pressure every time.
The value of a prize for the blanket shoot.
It was an overengineered solution to locating the ball on the powder charge. Marking one's ramrod will serve the same purpose. The value, to me, is about the same a decent working rod.
Uncle Miltie
50 Cal.
Folks made fun of the Kadooty when they came out but they worked quite well for the intended purpose, which is applying uniform pressure on the powder when loading.
Yes Im pretty much on the fence with hangin on to it and trying it or trading/selling it off.
longcruise
70 Cal.
Yes, and they also compress the powder which results in higher efficiency.
@Uncle Miltie said it, they work well for intended purpose.
,given our sharing @bassncrap , you would be served well with the learning experience that the Kadooty could/will help you with.
Consistency is a key issue. And loading pressure is part of it.
I'm one of those karma kind of guy's, you got that gift for a reason. Use it or sell it, Your choice.
To answer your question; $20-30 maybe,,, there is no major historical or collector value.
,given our sharing @bassncrap , you would be served well with the learning experience that the Kadooty could/will help you with.
Consistency is a key issue. And loading pressure is part of it.
I'm one of those karma kind of guy's, you got that gift for a reason. Use it or sell it, Your choice.
To answer your question; $20-30 maybe,,, there is no major historical or collector value.
no body that ever had one ever started magically winning any more matches then they did before if needed a mark does do the same thing
what does one look like, never heard of one. please put up a picture of it please.
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THANKS for picture.
Pete G
76 Cal.
Ingenious solution to non-existent problem.
longcruise
70 Cal.
If slightly compressed the powder burns more efficiently and consistently. BPCR shooters compress powder to varying degrees. A compressed load delivers a noticeable decrease in smoke and fouling.
I thought this was what my bench rest shooter friend used until I found the picture. He uses a contraption that has a dial indicator to get the exact compression every time.
