Let's Talk About Roll Crimpers! 

Outstanding! Great video. The crimpers are made by a great guy and a great machinist named Nick Ross. He puts a lot of care into the tools he makes.

Finding a new video from you is always a treat. Thanks for putting solid information out there in simple, clear, and direct language even I can understand. I'm a long time reloader who always stayed away from shotgun loads, but thanks to the info on your channel that has changed.

The quality of Nick’s work is outstanding!!!! Got mine in the other day with one of the 12 gauge packages from The Reloader’s Network and am absolutely pleased with the roll crimper and all of his other products!!!!

Excellent video! Thank you

Outstanding video!!!..... been looking into getting a roll crimp.... just made my decision alot easier...thanks for the G2!!

I bought a roll crimper from reloaders network on your advice and love it

Dude, I'm just now seeing this one. Thanks for the shout out!

Good stuff as always. I enjoy your videos very much, I also follow you over on the Texas bow hunters forum. Please keep up the strong work.

Good video. I have been using the bp single pin but I am now going to switch, Thanks

That was informative. Thank you.

Great video, and I appreciate the details! Vaseline works well on the roll crimper, just messier!

I’ll have to get me a 4 pin. I’m still using the plastic roll crimper from Slugs R Us. Oil!! Good tip. Will try that next as well. Thanks for sharing!!

thank you, this was nicely presented and helpful, best always, robert

Good video!

Best roll crimper on the market.

Great video Leon!

Dam good information thank you.

Great video and reloading tips! I have to check my roll crimps to see if I have any two or four-pin roll crimps. I think I've bought one in each gauge (12, 16 & 20) from both suppliers (BPI and RNI). I agree with you that the consistency of the crimp will have an effect on the velocity and the accuracy of the loads. I think that Steve, from Fortune Cookie 45 LLC on RU-vid has talked about the differences in these pins,. I think he might have mentioned Nick Ross as the inventor or manufacturer.

Very good information. Finally someone that understands the importance of the crimps on a shotgun shell, it's the most important part of the reloading. I suggest you to try GAEP Italian quality great great crimping tools. 👍👍👍

I tried other roll crimper and they didn't work well.Bought the 4 pin from reloaders network and they are awesome.Perfect crimp every time.

Thanks brother. I'm looking to get into reloading 12 gauge slugs.

Kinda man-handled (didn't wait for it to heat up a lil bit) the BPI crimped shell, but still make an okay crimp. 👍

Fifty bucks is a lot of $$$ to pay for a crimp tool. I have been using the BPI twin pin for a few years now. Usually get decent crimps, but as you pointed out it does occasionally throw one that’s sub par.🤷🏼‍♂️ Think I will bite the bullet and buy one. Hope I’m as impressed with it as you are.

Preach!

Alright Leon you talked me into ordering one lol

Well, you just made my decision; 4 pin!

my 12 ga is a plastic one from BP works great, I got the 20ga from BP and actually disappointed in its performance, so I should've got one from nick on TRN, I've been using imperial sizing wax for roll crimp lube 👍...yup the 4 pin is more consistent a concentric

$50 is a little steep... Just starting out in shot shell reloading, after finding primers, lead, casting equipment, etc... I'll wait for a sale.

Went to the reloaders network site to buy a 12 ga. quad pin crimper, no longer avaliable whats up. ?

Have you done any cramp ed plugs

I made one out if a socket and a car boty bolt and nut then used a grinder to take the 6 point off then bolt all together and then put a pin or not me no pin. i go off heat. One question how come people put so long of screw 🪛 on the slug to wad. I guess see this alot. Dont you want the wad to crush. because i see it mostly don't crush with so ling of screws that go throw hafe ways though the wad. I just thought 💭 what I've been seeing on video's.

Apparently they’ve been discontinued.

I just reloaded my first 410 000buck loads. I used a ballistic products roll crimper and attempted to roll crimp them. Theh did not look super pretty and the top of the crimp was more flat then roynded over. They fit in the gun ok. Well see if they print worth a damm at 15 yards or so. Wish me luck.