does this product have to have a conversion kit fron a # 11 primer
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No it uses 209 primers only and threads into the breach plug no additional parts are necessary
2273900
It gives a more real cabinet finish as opposed to regular semi gloss paint and does not require a primer. If you use regular paint (semi-gloss) you must prime first! Good luck!
176726
I was unable to locate the full sized conversion kit in weathered grey on amazon as well. The mfr website however, does offer the kit for $99.
1390059
Yes it will. I tried other conversions. I found it easier and not to much more expensive to buy a second press. Verify all that you need for conversions. Primer feed, dies, feed tubed can cost you 100 or more. As well changing setup can take a little time.
1261598
You will not need any kits. But be very careful before you buy this radio because it's not what it seem like it is. I had a lot of issues with my and I had to send it back.
1431640
No you would not need the entire kit. It does however come as a kit and is well worth the investment.
1257688
Yes it comes with everything needed to insert both large and small primers. It does not include anything specific to caliber such as the dies or shell plate.
449047
I made the conversion on my wifes tricycle. The conversion works very well. Make sure you also order the correct fulcrum lever and a shift cable cup that screws into the fulcrum lever. These two items did not come in the kit. LC
656079
Yes. You have to change out the disks for the powder measure, shell holders as well as the primer stations if needed. All you get is the small primer set up.
1602628
my husband did not use a primer and it worked great! he was very pleased. it does go on more evenly if u do use a primer though.
2131667
As the other have stated there are clear directions on how to calculate grain measurements into cc. But if you have purchased the dies needed for what you want to reload they come with the corresponding dipper for that particular load, so you may not need this kit.
1337099
I think it was supposed to. I bought high quality paint and was okay with primer but had problems getting the paint to go. The paint store said that despite claims from manufacturer I probably needed to buy the thinning additives-decided to give up at that point. In addition, you really need to buy different tips for different applications and each one is $30-$40 .
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I was supposed to have ordered 4984619 for my grill. I found out that my model does not need anything in the kit, except for the NG hose and the bezels. Most of these kits are all the same, just with different names. You can go to Char-broil and read the specific instructions on your model, but on mine the "conversion" was just removing the orifices from each burner and attaching the new bezels.
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No. But, I bought it separately and it's kinda hokey. I never use it. You end up dropping some out because it doesn't put the primer in sometimes. It seems to be just as fast to dump your primers in a tray and just pick them up with your fingers and place them in the cup.
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No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get... » Read More No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. « Show Less
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I will be using 2K primer which doesn't need a top coat. Besure to scuff before applying.
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yes,it will work u do not need a primer coat just make sure its clean and put a equal amount on.