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Had a head separation while at the range today. Need advice as how to remove brass from chamber, without harming chamber. Any suggestions? Brass was 300 wby which was reloaded 2x. Load was 80 gr h4831-180 gr partition-gm215m primer. | ||
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Try a .35 caliber bronze brush and run it into the chamber. It should snag the case and pull it out. You might want to try shooting a bit of penetration oil in first, but dry should work. Then, set your dies up to headspace on the shoulder rather than the belt. Paul B. | |||
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I have removed several in my 22-250 with the brush, works fine, I keep one in the truck when PD shooting | |||
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thanks, I'll give it a try. | |||
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i use the brush most of the time. if that doesnt work I shake up a can of compressed air turn it up side down and spray the cold liquid onto the brass, works almost every time. | |||
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Paul B Thanks for the brush tip, it worked on my 2nd try. The first try I forgot about the loaded cartridge indicator sticking into the chamber. After I held the indicator it was grabbed by the brush and popped right out--THANKS | |||
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