Hard click at top of bolt lift

[Eddie Harren]

Every big bore seating dies have a crimp ability. That is for safety reason. Larry

Not crimping big bore cartridges is a safety concern but .004" excess headspace is not? I'm confused by this "pretzel logic".

 

[johara1]

Crimping was old time stuff to keep the bullets from moving forward doing recoil in factory ammo and the military ball ammo. i would guess most were also sealed for moisture. Sure was not meant to be reloaded. Lake city match didn't have a crimp………. jim

 

[savagedasher]

Crimping was old time stuff to keep the bullets from moving forward doing recoil in factory ammo and the military ball ammo. i would guess most were also sealed for moisture. Sure was not meant to be reloaded. Lake city match didn't have a crimp………. jim

Think a little big Did 40 rounds 20 soft 20 solid 470 NE Coated crimped .
Crimping is easy . Un crimping using the primer method is bad . Larry

 

[Eddie Harren]

Think a little big Did 40 rounds 20 soft 20 solid 470 NE Coated crimped .
Crimping is easy . Un crimping using the primer method is bad . Larry

Once again I'm baffled by the dialogue. Did you and fguffey go to the same school?

 

[savagedasher]

Once again I'm baffled by the dialogue. Did you and fguffey go to the same school?

Good Now we all know why you come here.

 

[Eddie Harren]

Good Now we all know why you come here.

I've been telling you. It's better'n the funny papers.

 

[savagedasher]

I've been telling you. It's better'n the funny papers.

Good Enjoy Larry

 

[fguffey]

Every big bore seating dies have a crimp ability. That is for safety reason. Larry

I am the only reloader that uses bullet hold; I want all the bullet hold I can get. I am the only reloader that understands how fast this happens; when the trigger is pulled no matter how tight my bullets are held by the neck when the trigger is pulled the bullet is released by the neck before the bullet hits the lands unless the bullet is setting against the lands when the trigger is pulled.

I am the only reloader that uses bullet hold;

All others use tensions.


F. Guffey

 

[Eddie Harren]

 

[savagedasher]

Good at we all know he was born! Not like some others. Larry

 

[dmoran]

 

[M-61]

I am the only reloader that uses bullet hold; I want all the bullet hold I can get. I am the only reloader that understands how fast this happens; when the trigger is pulled no matter how tight my bullets are held by the neck when the trigger is pulled the bullet is released by the neck before the bullet hits the lands unless the bullet is setting against the lands when the trigger is pulled.





All others use tensions.


F. Guffey

To make a statement like this implies you have spoken to or have contact with every reloader that ever was or is. The fact that you are the only one that understands a particular function.......well?

 

[johara1]

I'm getting a headache ……….. lmao… jim

 

[savagedasher]

To make a statement like this implies you have spoken to or have contact with every reloader that ever was or is. The fact that are the only one that understands a particular function.......well?

It doesn't to me .
( That is what he does . ) Till you try it how can you say it's wrong. Larry

 

[gme]

 

[fguffey]

The fact that are the only one that understands a particular function.......well?

“The fact that are”? Again; I use bullet hold, I can measure bullet hold in pounds; all others use tension without a tension gage and no conversion chart for converting tensions to pounds.


F. Guffey

 

[Eddie Harren]

This. Please!!!!!!!

 

[fguffey]

To make a statement like this implies you have spoken to or have contact with every reloader that ever was or is. The fact that you are the only one that understands a particular function.......well?

Reloaders are a polarizing bunch, I find it most difficult to 'bump' a shoulder, I know; it sounds cute but it is impossible to explain. reloaders assume they have the ability to move the shoulder back. When I move the shoulder back I upset the case body because I can not move the shoulder back. When I size a case I must have case body support.

And then there is neck tension; same thing, I can not measure neck tension because I do not have a tension gage that measures tensions like 4 tensions or 15 tensions etc., I can measure the amount of effort required to seat a bullet and I can measure the effort required to pull a bullet in pounds only, never tensions.

F. Guffey

 

[LHSmith]

“The fact that are”?

F. Guffey

And then there is...... Professor Guffey who is not only a master reloader but a master of the English language. Funny he corrects M-61 but never faults Savagedasher's mangling of English.

 

[LHSmith]

Reloaders are a polarizing bunch, I find it most difficult to 'bump' a shoulder, I know; it sounds cute but it is impossible to explain. reloaders assume they have the ability to move the shoulder back. When I move the shoulder back I upset the case body because I can not move the shoulder back. When I size a case I must have case body support.



F. Guffey

Impossible to explain? That's an understatement. Well, you haven't succeeded in umpteen posts.
I am beginning to wonder if you are aware die manufacturers are now making Full Length sizing dies.....they've been popular now for the last 20 years. Might be time to get some newer reloading manuals. And do you know about those new fangled "bushing" dies?