Recent content by Alan Warner

Different Warner. Small World though. We use some of his inserts as well. We both thought it interesting that we shared the same name and after a fairly lengthy discussion we agreed that there may be some relation way back in the the lineage but neither of us were exactly sure where.

OR, you could add this: https://www.warner-tool.com/product/wtc-cheekpiece-hardware-assembly/ I can make pins to extend longer if needed. Snap on/off. Mill inlet required,

There in lies the problem with the printed word... no problem.

I was not insinuating that they did, but many others are or are trying. If I was to falsely accuse you of crimes you did not commit, you'd be offended right? Same here. Even if its meant to be a joke, its not funny.

Thanks for the insult. We have never copied any one else's products... ever. If anyone is copying, it is surely a copy of ours and not the other way around. For you to insinuate that we have copied some one else's idea shows just how little you really know.

Jeff I know you are aware, but for the others -- I've made a forming tool for my 19 ton punch press to reform the primer pockets, extractor cut and the body up from the bottom 5/8 of an inch. I can control the pocket size to .0002/.0003 of it's original size or make it smaller.. The RWS is...

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OK. so I'm asking to know what one might see for velocity variations due strictly from variable thrown weights. Seeing as 10 fps @ the muzzle will yield a full minute @3520, (my given load/bullet combo) I would like to work with one factor at a time. Sample lot of thrown and trickled...

Oscar: It would make no difference in the number of operations to get the form finished and I have a good source for the 50 brass along with RWS primers. When it comes to experimental work like this, I just don't give a lot of weight to incidental costs. If and when we get this to 3700 with...

Oscar: The design concept is Jons'. I asked him if it would be OK to transpose it to the 375 and he was most obliging. Made up some estimates of water capacity to increase volume over what the Barrett holds and went to town with tooling. Having had experience from making the tooling for the...

Theis: Not quite there. I'm topped off @3550 plus. The brass is way too expensive to make to overpressure. We are close to having the formulated powder, no thanks to NH DOT and the fire marshall's office. . I'll just have to live with supper sonic @ Tonapah out to 3800 or so.

Theis: Strictly from a wild catters' perspective here--- I'm not about to ruin all the work and $ it takes to form up conventional brass to the specs I want just to have to replace it after one or two firings from over pressure. Now, that said, I'd surely like to make my "brass' from titanium...

A bit of data: 361g Flat Line 960 and 480 G1 & G7 Doppler 3550 MV. 9560 Ft Lbs. 1000 yd. MV. 2670, 5450 Ft Lbs. Flight time= .985 sec Muzzle to 1000 yd. = 3.85 mil 9 shot group-- 4.35" bipod and a bag ( I'm engineering a new bipod now for more freedom of movement) Come out and play! Let's...

Jeff: The press is of my own making. I did not like any of the commercially available ones I looked at. It's also big enough to handle 20 Vulcan or 25 Barrett. The RWS is by far the best I've found. I resize on an A4 RCBS. fit out to handle 1.5-12.... Alan

I'm not about to comment on any of my design or process steps. I've done deep draw tooling for a lot of years before ever playing around with wild cats. Dig into it yourself and learn as you go. Alan