Help please....sizing die .223 to .221
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CatShooter
Re: Help please....
Contact www.ch4d.com
If they don't have it, they can make it.
I have used their bullet sizing dies in 0.510", and they are very good.
savage said:
Contact www.ch4d.com
If they don't have it, they can make it.
I have used their bullet sizing dies in 0.510", and they are very good.
jonbearman
I live in new york state,how unfortunate !
Re: Help please....
I realize you are from france but over here we call them bullets and if you use the word you use and call them you will get flagged by the nsa so just call it a bullet.
I realize you are from france but over here we call them bullets and if you use the word you use and call them you will get flagged by the nsa so just call it a bullet.
CatShooter
Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
/VH
Hillary ain't in jail, so leave me to hell alone!
CatShooter said:Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
Seems a mite peculiar that a rifle with with a .221" bore would shoot well with .221" diameter warheads. Do the warheads swell enough to fit the grooves?
NSA or not, I'm not ready to concede my God given and guaranteed by the first ammendment to the Constitution of the United States rights.
CatShooter
/VH said:CatShooter said:Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
Seems a mite peculiar that a rifle with with a .221" bore would shoot well with .221" diameter warheads. Do the warheads swell enough to fit the grooves?
NSA or not, I'm not ready to concede my God given and guaranteed by the first ammendment to the Constitution of the United States rights.
The bore size is defined as the major diameter (the grove diameter).
Barrels for the 223, 22-250, .220 Swift, etc, are referred to as .224" bore... the minor (land) diameter might be 0.219", 0.220", etc
/VH
Hillary ain't in jail, so leave me to hell alone!
CatShooter said:/VH said:CatShooter said:Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
Seems a mite peculiar that a rifle with with a .221" bore would shoot well with .221" diameter warheads. Do the warheads swell enough to fit the grooves?
NSA or not, I'm not ready to concede my God given and guaranteed by the first ammendment to the Constitution of the United States rights.
The bore size is defined as the major diameter (the grove diameter).
Barrels for the 223, 22-250, .220 Swift, etc, are referred to as .224" bore... the minor (land) diameter might be 0.219", 0.220", etc
Still seems a mite confusing; maybe someone should straighten out JGS, my reamer print for my 6.5x47 Lapua shows the "BORE SIZE" to be 0.2560".
CatShooter
/VH said:CatShooter said:/VH said:CatShooter said:Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
Seems a mite peculiar that a rifle with with a .221" bore would shoot well with .221" diameter warheads. Do the warheads swell enough to fit the grooves?
NSA or not, I'm not ready to concede my God given and guaranteed by the first ammendment to the Constitution of the United States rights.
The bore size is defined as the major diameter (the grove diameter).
Barrels for the 223, 22-250, .220 Swift, etc, are referred to as .224" bore... the minor (land) diameter might be 0.219", 0.220", etc
Still seems a mite confusing; maybe someone should straighten out JGS, my reamer print for my 6.5x47 Lapua shows the "BORE SIZE" to be 0.2560".
There is a big difference between technical drawings, and common conversational usage of words. People do not use the land diameter to discribe barrels in conversations on non-technical usage.
But you are free to call it what you like.
Of course, you might go the full distance and be real accurate and describe both the land AND grove diameters when you are describing a gun barrel.
/VH
Hillary ain't in jail, so leave me to hell alone!
CatShooter said:/VH said:CatShooter said:/VH said:CatShooter said:Ackman said:
The real 5,45x39 has a 0.221" bore. Them damn Rooskies just can't do anything like the rest of us
Seems a mite peculiar that a rifle with with a .221" bore would shoot well with .221" diameter warheads. Do the warheads swell enough to fit the grooves?
NSA or not, I'm not ready to concede my God given and guaranteed by the first ammendment to the Constitution of the United States rights.
The bore size is defined as the major diameter (the grove diameter).
Barrels for the 223, 22-250, .220 Swift, etc, are referred to as .224" bore... the minor (land) diameter might be 0.219", 0.220", etc
Still seems a mite confusing; maybe someone should straighten out JGS, my reamer print for my 6.5x47 Lapua shows the "BORE SIZE" to be 0.2560".
There is a big difference between technical drawings, and common conversational usage of words. People do not use the land diameter to discribe barrels in conversations on non-technical usage.
But you are free to call it what you like.
Of course, you might go the full distance and be real accurate and describe both the land AND grove diameters when you are describing a gun barrel.
Well, I guess that just shows my ignorance. I'da thought a discussion about "a recalibration of the warhead at .223 to .221" was a technical conversation.
CatShooter
/VH said:
It was....
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