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Between projects and was bored.

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Yep - I had a play with the neck-swaging die set on some 44 Mag brass and ended up with a variety of odd-ball looking stuff too.

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Right ....! Now for a 221 fireball equivalent using the 303 Brit case. I intend to build such rifle one day!


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How do they feed. Big Grin
 
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I don't think they would feed well. This is just testing the abilities of our dies. I did find out that you can cut about .375 off the base of our die holder and can get shoulders back as far as .400" and probably .650 OAL.
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I don't think they would feed well.
If those were made using rimless cases, they should feed just fine. They would be no different to a pistol cartridge!


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Roll EyesButch! I noticed the belted cases. Perhaps did you use the bushings I sent you? popcornroger


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Roger,
I did send you a couple emails. I did start with those. I have cut a few more bushings as a matter of fact. Your idea worked great. Those were 458 Lott cases.
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sort of a 17 miniFatMac?


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Roll EyesIf I knew how to post photos I'd show the 5 shouldered .177x06 made with you bushings. I think I sent you those photos, or did I? Confusedroger


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we need to get you a paper route...

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we need to get you a paper route...Rich Buff Killer


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He means to say that you are BORED......



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