Punkur67
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Now I'm going to want the new one!
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Now I'm going to want the new one!
Phil Rizzo
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I hate it when something I own seems "old"
actually I don't own this one I just have access to it.
actually I don't own this one I just have access to it.
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Great, I bought the "old" one in December 
Punkur67
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I wonder what the new version will cost. I showed my buddy the new one and he wants to buy my old MK2 already
Well crap. I'm sure I'll have a Mark II for sale when this comes available.
General RE LEE
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Just ordered a MkII on sale. Nothing about that touch screen screams it's better than the older one. As long as the machine anneals the brass it can be operated by a rotary phone dial for all I care.
They said something like 1675 in the above video.
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NSP64
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$1675?
Wow
That's like $25 for torch AND propane tanks!
$1650 for bullets/primers/powder and lots of trigger time!
Wow
That's like $25 for torch AND propane tanks!
$1650 for bullets/primers/powder and lots of trigger time!
no skin in the game as i cant justify or afford an amp, just some observations
very cool that they made the screen user replaceable. almost no companies do that now a days "user replaceable" items
also the bipod looks neat
very cool that they made the screen user replaceable. almost no companies do that now a days "user replaceable" items
also the bipod looks neat
As an owner of a Mark II I can appreciate the upgrades. The ability to store settings is a big one. Sure it's mostly a luxury but currently I have to keep a sheet for each carrtridge/brass/pilot and setting.
I've been looking at this annealing option for a while. Might be time to squeeze the trigger on the new model when it comes out.
Punkur67
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I wonder if they will offer an option to upgrade your existing MK2
