22 varmint
Beginner
- Jul 19, 2006
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MORE brass suggestions you are forgetting about the small caliber wildcatters..
.221 fireball --- used to make .20vartag,.17mach4,.14/221 and more..
.17 mach4 -- if you make 221 fireball it shouldn't cost much more to do .17mach 4 brass since its made off that case. Now if people want the other wildcats made from .221 fireball they can just form them from your .221 fireball brass.. The .17 mach 4 is the most owned wildcat of the .221 family of wildcats..
.17 predator - its a .17/223 improved 30 degree shoulder case.. IT feeds good from the magazine. I thought if you are doing a .280 ackley why not this..
.22 hornet and .218 bee brass.. IF something happens and winchester stops making brass you would certainly have a market there. Most people do not like remingtons .22 hornet brass. THey do NOT even make .218 bee brass. Again many wildcats are formed from these 2 cases.
** have you considered making nosler custom dies also.. You could have a stuck case remover on the die.. Add a etched top to aid in setting up the full length sizing die.
You could start by making the dies that you make brass for and the cartridges you put in your reloading manual.. THink about this if you put
some wildcats in your next reloading manual like the .17 mach 4 and
.17 predator (or some kind of .17/223 improved 30 degree shoulder case)
you would offer YOUR brass, bullets,dies,and forming dies if necessary.
You would be a one stop shop.. One could get everything they need from nosler.. I really think you could benefit by putting some wildcats in your next reloading manual.. Just make sure you make the brass and even the dies/forming dies for these cases. Even put in a small section on how to use these forming dies in the manual.. And since you make them you can assure readers of the quality they are getting when they buy nosler products.. You would have NO competition. As no other company wants to do this.. I also see that nosler thinks there is not a market for .17 caliber bullets.. Well if you make the RIGHT bullets with good b.c's and feature some popular wildcats in your next reloading manual you will be surpised in your sales..
I would say for the .17 cartridges you could feature the .17 ackley hornet,
.17 ackley bee, .17mach 4, .17predator (.17/223 improved) .17 remington and maybe even the .17 ppc.. IF you added the .17 squirrel and .17 javelina you would have it covered very well.. 20gr, 25gr and 30gr bullets would cover all these cases.. You might want to add 22gr bullet also..
.221 fireball --- used to make .20vartag,.17mach4,.14/221 and more..
.17 mach4 -- if you make 221 fireball it shouldn't cost much more to do .17mach 4 brass since its made off that case. Now if people want the other wildcats made from .221 fireball they can just form them from your .221 fireball brass.. The .17 mach 4 is the most owned wildcat of the .221 family of wildcats..
.17 predator - its a .17/223 improved 30 degree shoulder case.. IT feeds good from the magazine. I thought if you are doing a .280 ackley why not this..
.22 hornet and .218 bee brass.. IF something happens and winchester stops making brass you would certainly have a market there. Most people do not like remingtons .22 hornet brass. THey do NOT even make .218 bee brass. Again many wildcats are formed from these 2 cases.
** have you considered making nosler custom dies also.. You could have a stuck case remover on the die.. Add a etched top to aid in setting up the full length sizing die.
You could start by making the dies that you make brass for and the cartridges you put in your reloading manual.. THink about this if you put
some wildcats in your next reloading manual like the .17 mach 4 and
.17 predator (or some kind of .17/223 improved 30 degree shoulder case)
you would offer YOUR brass, bullets,dies,and forming dies if necessary.
You would be a one stop shop.. One could get everything they need from nosler.. I really think you could benefit by putting some wildcats in your next reloading manual.. Just make sure you make the brass and even the dies/forming dies for these cases. Even put in a small section on how to use these forming dies in the manual.. And since you make them you can assure readers of the quality they are getting when they buy nosler products.. You would have NO competition. As no other company wants to do this.. I also see that nosler thinks there is not a market for .17 caliber bullets.. Well if you make the RIGHT bullets with good b.c's and feature some popular wildcats in your next reloading manual you will be surpised in your sales..
I would say for the .17 cartridges you could feature the .17 ackley hornet,
.17 ackley bee, .17mach 4, .17predator (.17/223 improved) .17 remington and maybe even the .17 ppc.. IF you added the .17 squirrel and .17 javelina you would have it covered very well.. 20gr, 25gr and 30gr bullets would cover all these cases.. You might want to add 22gr bullet also..
