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1. Navigation Box: The box at the top of each page lists just a few of the more popular pages. Click on the word inside each little rectangle to go to that page. Then you can find related links to other topics on those pages. Press releases (PR) give information about new products and detailed "handout" type information about products that have become standard in the Corbin line. There is sometimes a smaller navigation box at the bottom of the page, as well, but the one at the top has more choices. Some pages have direct links to related detailed pages, such as the bullets page, dies page, or the presses page. 2. Topics Page The topics page, which is listed in the navigation box, contains a list of popular topics which you may wish to "scroll through", and scan the listings. Click on any of them to be shown a page that relates to that topic. 3. Site Search Engine On the index page (www.Corbins.com/index.htm) and on a few other pages as well, you will find a "site search" box. This box waits for you to type any word or phrase in which you are interested, and then it shows you a list of all the pages on the Corbin site which contain this word or phrase. If you are interested in "paper patch" bullets, type the phrase "paper patch" and click the search icon. The list that you are shown is only updated every 30 days, so it may get "behind" (and not show a page that was just added to the site) but it will at least get you a page that has info and links to other pages related to your topic. Search our Site: sitemap 4. Tools for a Certain Bullet If you are trying to figure out what tools you need for a certain bullet, you might look first at the design page to get an idea of whether your bullet is something we already have named and consider a standard design. The design page (www.Corbins.com/design.htm) also has links to specifications for certain standard bullets, and tells you what kind of tools or dies are used for a given design, in general terms. Next, you might try the kit builder page, which steps you through the various questions and tools one by one so you can put together a kit of tooling and supplies (with pricing shown). You might also check out the dies page and the bullets page, for more in-depth information about how various dies work and why you may or may not need certain kinds for certain bullet designs. 5. Underlined word links Some folks don't realize that there is a wealth of information hidden behind the underlined word links, and behind nearly every icon or photo or drawing that you see. Try clicking some of the drawings, photos, or underlined words to see what further illustrations, charts, or whole new web pages will appear relating to that word or picture. This is a very detailed site, but you don't have to wade through all of it. Just pick out the information the pertains to your specific bullet or idea and pursue those links for more details. 6. Price list The price list is found both by explicit words with hot-links, and on every page in the Navigation Box discussed above under prices. Because Corbin builds tools for virtually every caliber and style of bullet known to man and many that are not (yet, until you become famous for making your new bullet design known...with our help if you want it), we don't list every caliber and every possible style with all the tools you need for each. That would use up most of the world wide web all by itself! Instead, we try to show you the principles and techniques for general styles of bullets, and the size of dies/press that you need for a given range of calibers, then let you choose any of the styles or calibers you desire...either made to order (custom) or made to a standard Corbin design. The pricing for standard products is shown, with indications as to the cost of some of the custom work, or "T&M" listed when we need more information in order to give you a quote or a development agreement. 7. Document Server If you log onto www.Swage.com, you will see a document page listed (docs) which lets you download full documentation, price lists, MSDS sheets, press releases, instructions, and brochures. This is the same thing you can get by mail but much faster! The documents are primarily in the Adobe PDF format, which can be read or printed in exactly the same layout, colors and size as the original printed document, using the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can also download if you don't have it. You can send for this information or just download it free and instantly. 8. Secure Server Shopping Cart If you would like to browse products in a quick "catalog" form, click the padlock symbol in the Navigation Box at the top of each page, or on the Main menu, or on the Price List page. The 128-bit encrypted database server will show you a small picture and a description of each item (in general, not tens of thousands of possible diameter/shape combinations that you can specify by e-mail to go along with your secure order). You can just look, or you can actually order on-line and just send a message by regular e-mail referencing the order number, and telling us anything that you need to explain or detail. We'll check it out and make sure that it makes good sense, so you don't have to worry about accidently ordering the wrong die for a given caliber, or incompatible tooling for a given press.

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