It will shoot a cycle or 2 on the brass till it work hardens a bit, then bolt click at the top will be evident on every trigger pull.My size die is sizing to .4695 at .200 line. Is this ok? The dam thing shoots at 31.5gr and I want to keep it there!!
Ok, thank you for the info! I better call Harrels and get the right die!It will shoot a cycle or 2 on the brass till it work hardens a bit, then bolt click at the top will be evident on every trigger pull.
My reamers are set up now at .4714" @ .200", to work with Redding sizing dies. The Redding measure .4695" as close as I can measure.
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I don't think my Borden has an ejector, just an extracter since it's a drop port. I'll check that but I have contacted Jim about the thing shaving brass. He said something about honing the extracter and something about refusing to use a M16 extracter.
Chamber finish seems good, not polished or anything. No flat primers, it will flatten a match 205 primer, not a 450.
I'm .015 short. All brass is trimmed to same length.Scarab,
Have you checked your overall length of your brass to your chamber? If you get over the chamber length you will get pressure.
470 rounds on mine and it's getting a little better. Borden will hone the ejecter for you if you give him a call.My drop port BRXMD shaves a little brass, too. I'm 99% sure it's the extractor as there's a slight bump/ click when it hops over the rim when closing the bolt. In my case it's a straight 6BR. It's a bit annoying & unsettling on what's otherwise a very well timed & smooth action. I have not contacted Borden, but it piqued my interest when I read that you did. Did you get it resolved? My smith has offered to work on it, but so far I haven't sent him my bolt. I'm hoping it loosens up with use, but don't know that it will. I only have about 170 rounds on mine. How many do you have on yours and has it gotten any better with time? If not, I'll probably be mailing a bolt off for some tweaking soon. I just hate the risk of shipping if I don't have to do it. Thanks!
Your right, I missed the drop port part.I don't think my Borden has an ejector, just an extracter since it's a drop port. I'll check that but I have contacted Jim about the thing shaving brass. He said something about honing the extracter and something about refusing to use a M16 extracter.
Chamber finish seems good, not polished or anything. No flat primers, it will flatten a match 205 primer, not a 450.