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I finaly got a few pictures. Several people have e-mailed me wanting to see this.
The first in the pistol the second the cartridge

Left to right
50 BMG 750gr
460 WM 500Gr
12.9x50.8JDJ 600 Gr
50 cal 700 gr
50 cal 600 gr
50 cal 300 gr
44 mag 300 gr
45/70 500 gr

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[ 09-02-2003, 04:07: Message edited by: 12.9x50.8jdj ]
 
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That looks cool....very impressive.
where are the dies from,,,Is there a reamer easily available ? ECT ECT. 45nut
 
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I got my dies when I got the gun made. SSK Industries. Both the forming and the Reloading dies are RCBS.
12.9
 
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Where did you get those 700gr .50 cals ?
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All the .510 Dia bullets were from Barns. The last time I lookes I didnt see any 700 or 800 in the original.... ??? If in doubt call them , I have found a lot of good deals doing that.

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Fred,

Are you making your own cases or ordering them from SSK? I understand there is some lathe work involved at the rim.

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I made my own, very easy. I did however have a local gunsmith turn the rims down to .532 (I think) Standard mag size.

The cases are very easy to make one you have the dies.

Fred
 
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Excellent.

You might try a case spinner mandrel in a drill press,slip the case mouth on it and use a wooden dowel in the empty flash hole held with your left hand and a file in your right hand.

Should be able to take those rims right down pausing to measure at times.

Just a thought to try.

Have Fun with your "exercise in mammoth"

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