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| .45-70 is close, a bit larger, and available in basic brass.
Could not find exactly what you asked for.
My best advice is to ask a smaller manufacturer of they would sell you some. Peterson here in the US would be my first call.
I am curious, what do you want to do with it? |
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| Never heard of such a thing and since there is zero demand for it, no one will ever make it. Pick another donor brass. And yes, some of the small brass makers will do it if you order ten K pieces. |
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| There are one or more 9mm or 9.3mm variants, looks like Lapua makes one. Might be a better foundation for you if basic cannot be sourced. |
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| I can't imagine gaining anything from improving the original. But anyway why not try the available brass first and see how long it will last. I don't foresee any difference in longevity of a shorter neck. Not the first time someone has made shoulders out of neck meat. |
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| Is 7.62x54R brass hard to come by in OZ ? |
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| No, brass availability is not the problem. My reasoning is monetary, if after I pay the cost of the improved reamer, cut the chamber and refit the barrel, I find that standard brass keeps separating, I would have to go back and re-cut the chamber with the " standard " reamer, shorten and rethread the barrel, and hopefully not have to replace the barrel.....remember that the case is going from 30 to 41 cal. in the neck/shoulder area. ....basically I want to move the shoulder up to where the neck was. Roger |
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