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.378 brass to .500A2
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IanD
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I have lots of .378 brass (160), and was wondering how difficult it is forming them to .500A2?
 
Posts: 366 | Location: Alberta, Canada | Registered: 13 November 2005Reply With Quote
BaDonkaDonk
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IanD,
I just bought a 378, is your brass in good shape? And would you be willing to get rid of some of them?


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Posts: 126 | Location: Peace River, Alberta | Registered: 27 May 2007Reply With Quote
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The brass is virgin unfired. I still have a .378 and will be using it. Not really looking to get rid of any as it was a good buy Wink
 
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I just bought my 378, R U bored with yours and need a new fix.


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Very easy to make 500A2 brass from 378. Simply fireform in the A2 chamber, trim to length. I've used 460, 378 should work too.


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What kinda load would I use to fireform?
 
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