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Who reloads 17CCM?

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27 December 2010, 22:38
cox43
Who reloads 17CCM?
I have a couple hundred 17CCM brass that I would like to have loaded since I do not reload. Can anybody suggest a person or company that would do this for me?

Thanks
D Cox


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27 December 2010, 23:16
eurocentric
You have a rifle?
27 December 2010, 23:36
cox43
Yes, Cooper 38 in 17CCM.


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01 January 2011, 18:29
eurocentric
I'm meeting with someone who who owns 3 of these rifles, I'll ask him.

Todd Kindler's Manual on the Seventeens also has load data.
01 January 2011, 20:31
p dog shooter
Sounds like the time to get into reloading.
02 January 2011, 10:03
Geedubya
I would think the biggest problem would be finding brass rather than load data.
From time to time you'll see them on Gunbroker. I almost dropped the hammer on one, on two different occasions.
The model 38 can be rechambered for any of the 17, 19, 20 or 22 cal. hornet or bee family of rimmed cartridges. IIRC it can also be chambered for the fireball chamberings as well.
Check out Cooper's website.
You could send it back to Cooper for rebarreling/rechambering.
Best
GWB
02 April 2011, 20:03
cox43
Any thoughts on reloaders for this round guys or does anyone have a set of dies for sale?


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02 April 2011, 20:37
Ol` Joe
quote:
Originally posted by cox43:
Any thoughts on reloaders for this round guys or does anyone have a set of dies for sale?


Huntingtons takes special orders on these dies through RCBS or did, but the cost might make rebarreling worth it.


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04 April 2011, 09:16
seafire/B17G
check with CH4D in Ohio for dies..

bet they are cheaper than RCBS.. and the quality will be just as well...