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I have a 38-55 that I wanted to throat out just a little to add more blackpowder. I got a new reamer/throater that measured .379, I installed it in the chamber with some cutting oil and gave it a couple turns. I measured the progress, none. So I put a little bit of pressure on the cutter and I really moved. I panicked and checked the progress. OH NO, the dam thing cut a .60 inch throat. It WAS a new barrel until then. I thought that I was really screwed until I shot the thing, it didn't seem to loose any accuracy. Did I luck out or am I going to have trouble and it was just luck the I shot a half desent group. I keep saying to myself, boy have you done it now. I haven't dared tell any one to the date. Help, what shall I do? | ||
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That isn't to much freebore for that caliber to use longer bullets or set regular bullets out.And it will definitely help to run heaviest loads.My 458 long wildcat I used .8 freebore, and works fine even with 9000 ft lb loads. Pour the powder to her and have fun.Ed | |||
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Breach seat the bullets. This will keep you busy and it may shoot even better. Check on some Schuetzen sites to see how they do it. | |||
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