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Was wanting to make some for my rifles. But, I can't figure out what and how to put anything in the primer pocker. Any suggestions appreciated | ||
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eraser off a yellow pencil, glue it it the primer and trim..... bolt and lever guns don't need snap caps, just single shots and double rifles and shotguns. Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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Fill the empty primer pocket with silicone RTV, make sure it squishes into the flash hole and inside the case a little. When cured, trim the excess flush with the case head. Done deal. | |||
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I use a plug cutter to cut a plug of semi tire tread that I epoxey into a drilled out primer pocket . Then you cut it flush. I have some I made 10+ years ago . Johnch NRA life Delta Pheasants Forever DU Hunt as if your life depended on your results | |||
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I've used the RTV solution too. Simple and works fine. Don | |||
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O ring, spot of super glue cut off flush with base of case | |||
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One thing I would suggest, just so you don't get folks feaking out in a gun club, is to cut the shell down considerably so it does not look like a normal round. One other functional thing you can do is get a bore mop of the correct bore and epoxy it into he inside of the trimmed case. Put some gun oil on the bore mop and you have a good deterant to rust, at least in your chamber. | |||
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It think there are dozen ways to skin this cat, I had some closed cell rubber sheets at work, I took some scraps and used my leather puch tool to knock out a bunch, then glued them in cases. THe pencil eraser worked well in the past but this closed cell rubber lasts longer, and it made a lot more, real quick. | |||
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