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Ffrankm replied to the thread Brass selection.Another day at to hold case firmly against bolt that PO Ackley used often was to seat the bullet into the lands. Just watch your loading...
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I anneal after each firing to keep everything consistent for me. Brass work hardens from the firing and sizing of it and at some point... -
RL338 replied to the thread To anneal or not?.I anneal after each firing to keep everything consistent for me. Brass work hardens from the firing and sizing of it and at some point... -
Bingo. Lets you form cases without stretching them from the first firing. Minimizes case wear and fatigue as well. Doing that and...
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RL338 replied to the thread McGowen Barrels Customer Service.I’m in the same boat. I’m out to 6.5 months on my 458 barrel. When I ordered it lead times were 8-12 weeks , now they’re showing 4-12...
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JD338 replied to the thread Simple pleasures.I bet that was an amazing dinner JD338 -
My night to cook, a little silver salmon seems to be in order. God is good.
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I have never annealed my brass, never even heard of it for many years but I was wondering does it really extend brass life? Is so, how...
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Creating a false shoulder to hold the case tight while fire forming.
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the lapua is what i was eyeing on natchezss, figure already annealed helps me and not a bad price. what is the advantage of going...
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The more you work your case, by necking up, and then reload for multiple firings, without annealing, is going to work harden your brass...
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My son uses 30-06 brass necked up to 338-06. I'd recommend annealing before necking up. Will help with longer case life in regard to the...
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My night to cook, a little silver salmon seems to be in order. God is good. -
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Dad bought a matched pair, a 357 and this 45, both with brass grip frames long ago. 1970's or 1980's. He gave them to my sons quite a... -
