Looking to rent a reamer

[4xforfun]

Looking for a short throated 22 BR reamer for use with the lighter bullets. The rental reamers out there are all throated long for the heavier bullets.

Maybe it won't matter....my 1-12 twist 6 dasher uses a .104 and works GREAT with the 65 VMAX.

Thanks,
Tod

 

[dkhunt14]

Todd with the the longer neck on the BR verses the short neck of the Dasher you might be OK. Then you could shoot bigger bullets depending on the twist of your barrel. Matt

 

[4xforfun]

12 twist is already delivered to the Smith

 

[riverwolf1]

I Believe I have one, I inherited with my lathe. I don't know the freebore but the guy only used it once and I am positive it was light bullets he used,in tha rifle he chambered. I will let you know just have to go out to the shop, to check.
I have it, its a .250 nk your welcome to see if it will work for you. Was resharpened in 2004 and has not been used since. It is a live pilot reamer by PTG.

 

[4xforfun]

I Believe I have one, I inherited with my lathe. I don't know the freebore but the guy only used it once and I am positive it was light bullets he used,in tha rifle he chambered. I will let you know just have to go out to the shop, to check.
I have it, its a .250 nk your welcome to see if it will work for you. Was resharpened in 2004 and has not been used since. It is a live pilot reamer by PTG.

If my math is correct I would have to turn my brass if I used this. .224 + .013 + 013 = .250 loaded neck diameter. Thanks for the offer, but that is to much work for a PD gun.

Thanks again,
Tod

 

[riverwolf1]

Ok.

 

[LarryDScott]

My loaded neck dia w/Lapua brass in a bone stock 222
is .248. LDS

 

[4xforfun]

My loaded neck dia w/Lapua brass in a bone stock 222
is .248. LDS

When you squeeze down 6br brass it gets a little thicker. I was told that it should come in at around .013 per side after it is necked down.

Thanks,
Tod

 

[LarryDScott]

When you squeeze down 6br brass it gets a little thicker. I was told that it should come in at around .013 per side after it is necked down.

Thanks,
Tod

Ok, never thought about that. LDS