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jds holler
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.038" difference between neck diameter, and bullet. Thats some pretty thick neck at .019". Would you leave them that thick after neck-down, or trim? jd
Phoeni -
Howdy !
Have done some wildcatting, myself.
I’m wondering whether a generously spec’d .284Win die ( perhaps a seater die ) might be useable as a case forming step; towards arriving @ 7mm final?
Have read of individuals who state they have mechanically-formed 30* shoulder angles. Choice “B” is to set the formed cases’s shoulder location to accommodate the cases being fire-formed to the 30* shoulder angle you seek.
With regards,
357Mag
Howdy !
Have done some wildcatting, myself.
I’m wondering whether a generously spec’d .284Win die ( perhaps a seater die ) might be useable as a case forming step; towards arriving @ 7mm final?
Have read of individuals who state they have mechanically-formed 30* shoulder angles. Choice “B” is to set the formed cases’s shoulder location to accommodate the cases being fire-formed to the 30* shoulder angle you seek.
With regards,
357Mag
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