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Originally posted by cal pappas:

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Originally posted by shootaway:

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Originally posted by Nakihunter:
Have you read Graeme Wright's book on shooting the British DR?

You ammo looks like you have not crimped them.

In case you need to pull bullets, you might find this useful. It looks ugly but it works for me - http://forums.accuratereloadin...231091491#8231091491

Once you set this die to crimp, the seater plug even at its furthest setting is enough to push the bullet past the seating grove.I need to find another die if I want to really crimp them.As far as pulling bullets,I am not a bullet pulling kind of guy.I leave that task to my rifle.

Shootaway:
If I read this correctly, the seater plug pushes to bullet too far down the case and beyond the crimp groove and you are unable to crimp the bullet. If this is so, place a washer between the die and the press. This will elevate the die a bit and your crimp groove will be available for use. Not too thick a washer or your crimp shoulder in the die will be set too high to utilize.

Cal

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Originally posted by shootaway:
My Searcy double should be here in about a month.
I think I will start loading some rounds.
I will do a range report when I get it-take some pics too.
I will let you know how the barrel cleans too.This is going to be fun!

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Originally posted by McKay:

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Originally posted by shootaway:
My Searcy double should be here in about a month.
I think I will start loading some rounds.
I will do a range report when I get it-take some pics too.
I will let you know how the barrel cleans too.This is going to be fun!

But not for Butch. My quess is he is going to want to buy this rifle back. I can't imagine you having two barrels on one gun.

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Originally posted by Lhook7:

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Originally posted by McKay:

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Originally posted by shootaway:
My Searcy double should be here in about a month.
I think I will start loading some rounds.
I will do a range report when I get it-take some pics too.
I will let you know how the barrel cleans too.This is going to be fun!

But not for Butch. My quess is he is going to want to buy this rifle back. I can't imagine you having two barrels on one gun.

It's not going to be fun for Butch, but he knew what he was getting into.

I personally think building him a rifle is a short sighted business decision. If he loves the rifle (not very likely)he will brag about it and degrade all other doubles, this will lead to people not wanting to buy a Searcy because they don't want the same double rifle as him. If he does not like the rifle, or cannot shoot it properly (very likely) he will lay all the blame at Butch's feet.

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Originally posted by jorge:
Why you people wasting time with this microcephallic moron (It's ok to post just to insult him BTW..) is beyond me...

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Originally posted by shootaway:

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Originally posted by MacD37:
Shootaway, if you will only listen, we can save you a lot of useless experimenting, not to mention money expended on unusable ammo!

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Listen to what?
505 says a rifle will not regulate with one brand of primers and Mac says that it will not regulate with + or - 1 or 2 grains the recommended load.
Cal says that he knows everything about shooting doubles but we have never seen of video demonstration of his skills.
We have no video demonstration of 505's and Macs skills either.

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Originally posted by jorge:
(It's ok to post just to insult him BTW..)

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Originally posted by shootaway:

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Originally posted by cal pappas:

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Originally posted by shootaway:

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Originally posted by Nakihunter:
Have you read Graeme Wright's book on shooting the British DR?

You ammo looks like you have not crimped them.

In case you need to pull bullets, you might find this useful. It looks ugly but it works for me - http://forums.accuratereloadin...231091491#8231091491

Once you set this die to crimp, the seater plug even at its furthest setting is enough to push the bullet past the seating grove.I need to find another die if I want to really crimp them.As far as pulling bullets,I am not a bullet pulling kind of guy.I leave that task to my rifle.

Shootaway:
If I read this correctly, the seater plug pushes to bullet too far down the case and beyond the crimp groove and you are unable to crimp the bullet. If this is so, place a washer between the die and the press. This will elevate the die a bit and your crimp groove will be available for use. Not too thick a washer or your crimp shoulder in the die will be set too high to utilize.

Cal

I dont think you know what you are talking about.The space between the crimp shoulder and the seating plug are position constant.It is this space that is too small even at the furthest seater position.Thanks anyway.

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Originally posted by MacD37:

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Originally posted by shootaway:

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Originally posted by MacD37:
Shootaway, if you will only listen, we can save you a lot of useless experimenting, not to mention money expended on unusable ammo!

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Listen to what?
505 says a rifle will not regulate with one brand of primers and Mac says that it will not regulate with + or - 1 or 2 grains the recommended load.
Cal says that he knows everything about shooting doubles but we have never seen of video demonstration of his skills.
We have no video demonstration of 505's and Macs skills either.

I give up, you are a lost cause!

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But the whole forum is unanimously in agreement he's an ASS clown.

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Originally posted by 505G:
What load did you use for them ?


Reason for asking is, what if the first one's are over pressure or the load you used on the other
rounds show pressure at this level ?

You might end up having to pull them.