10.3 gr VV 110 20 gr vmax fed 205M Hornady brass. Fast and accurate in CZ 527 American. 3650 fps
I've never reamed the inside of a neck for uniformity, but it would require you to properly size the neck down to determine how much material your reamer will remove. And I'm not sure how you control consistent neck thickness, only uniformity of the inside surface being smooth. If you think the inside of the necks do not offer a uniform surface, then you could ream it, then neck turn the outside after, and you should have uber-uniform or at least smooth necks inside and out.I see several people turning outside of 17 hornet necks how about inside reaming I have a 17 caliber Wilson inside reamer would that work ? Don't have much brass and don't want to ruin it.steve
I built mine on a Ruger 77/22H, mostly because of the rotary magazine. I love having a repeater that feeds like butter. We all love the tiny groups, but I can't honestly say that I might of missed a single crow or Pdog because of accuracy issues. I do have 300 pc of RWS brass that I bought to try for the .17H to see if I could improve it a bit. I wish that I would have my reamer ground for a shorter throat. I also have an L46 that would make a great .17 FB someday.I tinkered with a project years ago that I could ream, and then still take enough off the outside to clean it up all the way around.
17 Hornet, can shoot lights out and drill holes one day. Then the next go like a shotgun pattern. I will say I learned a lot working with the 17HH. Lots of frustration going down dead end roads trying to solve issues.
For some odd reason I really like the cartridge, but I won’t own another.
I went to the 17Fireball, way way easier on my nerves and accuracy is over the top of the HH. I have worked up loads to the 17HH level with ease.
That inside reamer is actually a torture device sold by some sadist at LE Wilson. If you're worried about neck thickness then outside turn, unless you enjoy blisters on your fingers.I see several people turning outside of 17 hornet necks how about inside reaming I have a 17 caliber Wilson inside reamer would that work ? Don't have much brass and don't want to ruin it.steve