Forest Camping 12GA Roll Crimping Head + Adapter for Drills Shotgun Shell Reloading Crimp Reloader 12 Gauge

Totally worth the money if your hand loader for 12 gauge this will throw a nice roll crimp. Recommended to use on a drill press or if you have a roll crimp jig to have evnroll crimps. Totally worth the money still using it to this day.

This is a great tool for someone like me who is a beginner and can easily be run on a cordless drill exactly as pictured and creates easy and repeatable results.

A no frills tool that quickly does the job and produces a good roll crimp. I've used it with an electric hand drill and a drill press. Not a fancy tool just something that works quickly and easily.

Been a reloader for over 25 years, so I know what works and what's a gimmick, and this thing works! Seller is great too, one of the best I've encountered online!

I’m very impressed with the design however... Super slow arrival. 30 days! I blame the carrier, not the seller. It was obviously lost somewhere in transit. The quality isn’t great, poor material & workmanship but should work. While waiting for it to arrive, I made my own out of stainless steel. The one I made is absolutely beautiful, works flawlessly and should last generations. Don’t let my poor review stop you from ordering one, it WILL work. Just allow extra shipping time. The seller shipped immediately, then tracking just stopped somewhere in Russia. The seller responded instantly & offered a full refund! Pretty sure the postal service messed up.

The product works good and the shipper is prompt but the Russian postal service is as slow as china. For laughs next time I get something from Russia I'm going to order something from Wish at the same time and let them race

Little over size, but it's working for me

Sharp unfinished edges, out of alignment and will spin crooked if I ever attempted to use it at all, and even has dents where it looks like someone used a small hammer on it to straighten. On top of that, the little lumps that contact the shell when spinning have unfinished raised ridges from the casting of the pot-metal, which would, I assume, grind the shell instead of gently rolling it. I got it out of the bag, looked at it for a few seconds and returned it to the bag to be sent back. That is how bad this machining is. I make and work on bespoke British rifles and shotguns, and when I first started, I could have made a better version of this with hand files and nothing else. It is not worth 10% of what I paid, and that only to keep as a teaching example of how NOT to produce something. I simply do not think, with all of my willpower, that I could ever finish describing how terrible a product this is, but I will leave it at this, only to finish by saying that the distributer should be ashamed.