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I have only heard of the tool myself. Never knew anyone to actually get one.
Im not found of "chambering" a round and then smacking it with a hammer. I know its hard to ignite rim fire with out a sharp blow to the rim.
Any how seems the "thought behind this tool was to try and uniform the bullet size for your lead/throat?
The few 22lr shooters I know that actually competed in small bore say your better off sorting rim thickness and if possible adjust your headspace for more consistent chambering.

[QUOTE="mac1911, post: 6599526, member: 12137"] I have only heard of the tool myself. Never knew anyone to actually get one. Im not found of "chambering" a round and then smacking it with a hammer. I know its hard to ignite rim fire with out a sharp blow to the rim. Any how seems the "thought behind this tool was to try and uniform the bullet size for your lead/throat? The few 22lr shooters I know that actually competed in small bore say your better off sorting rim thickness and if possible adjust your headspace for more consistent chambering. [/QUOTE]

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