Brand new machine, same old bullets!

Our CNC lathe gave up the ghost, after about 20 years of service.

We got a replacement and are I full production again.

I wouldn't call it full production until you make something like this:



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Originally posted by RIP:
I wouldn't call it full production until you make something like this:



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Nothing on this drawing is right!

Copied, never equaled!

Saw this machine in action. Very cool. Saeed has production down pat.

Very nice, Saeed.

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Originally posted by Saeed:

Nothing on this drawing is right!

Copied, never equaled!

Then Saeed has struck again. Subterfuge !
Like a squib load in the .577 Tyrannosaur which he demonstrates before a "Champion"/victim fires a maximum load.

Measurements from an actual .375/300-gr Walterhog (sample of one) were blown up to .458-caliber diameter,
with all lengths the same as on the real Walterhog.
It could not possibly be all wrong unless I got a trick bullet as my sample of one.

No worries. The Barnes .458/450-grain TSX cannot be beat in a .458 WIN.
The Walterhog's skinny, tricky bands and so non-bearing everywhere else would probably strip in the mighty .458 WIN, with the Miracle Throat.

Anyway from all we have seen of the Walterhog .375/300-grainer,
it does suggest that the throat on the .375/404 Jeffery Saeed Original is a zero-free-bore, leade-only throat.
Cosmic Squirrel Secret no more.

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