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Does anybody out there have any information on how to make a bullet keychain ? The biggest problem that I am having is finding a small loop that can be attatched to the primer hole in the cartridge case so a ring can be attatched. Any help is gratly appreciated

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Does anybody out there have any information on how to make a bullet keychain ? The biggest problem that I am having is finding a small loop that can be attatched to the primer hole in the cartridge case so a ring can be attatched. Any help is gratly appreciated

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loop attatchment
Tap the primer pocket, use threaded loop

 
 
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A lot of guys use a small kotter key for a loop


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Posts: 211 | Location: NW OHIO | Registered: 15 March 2005Reply With Quote
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I've made a few over the years. I just cut a brass fishing barrel swivel in half and solder it in the primer pocket. JB Weld would probably work also.
 
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dancingSend me $5.00 and I'll mail you one and maybe some change. beerroger


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Posts: 10226 | Location: Temple City CA | Registered: 29 April 2003Reply With Quote
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A lot of guys use a small kotter key for a loop


That's what I used when I made some out of S&W 500 brass. I just poked the kotter pin through the flash hole and spread it apart. Set the case on top of the shell holder and seated the bullet then attached the ring.
 
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I just drilled through both sides of the case wall and threaded through there. I now carry a 50 BMG keychain that gets lots of odd looks!


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