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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
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7LRM vs. 7-375
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<blockquote data-quote="Mateo" data-source="post: 916024" data-attributes="member: 77067"><p>My gunsmith has a 7-375 reamer but not the 7LRM that I had my heart set on. Normally I would rent a reamer for him, but that option is not as available here in Canada as it is in the states. He's giving me a great deal on trueing up my remington action and chambering the barrel. This is my first custom. He also said the only real advantage to the 7LRM is that I could buy brass. (Gunwerks) I know the 7LRM has a longer neck since the shoulder is moved back. Is this difference worth not going with the existing reamer my gunsmith has and forming my own brass? Even if I have no dies yet? Would quality of brass be even comparable? Gunwerks has priced their brass quite decently. Seems like a small issue, but I don't know where I would get a reamer that I would only use once with out having to buy one. So, what do you think? 7LRM or 7-375?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mateo, post: 916024, member: 77067"] My gunsmith has a 7-375 reamer but not the 7LRM that I had my heart set on. Normally I would rent a reamer for him, but that option is not as available here in Canada as it is in the states. He's giving me a great deal on trueing up my remington action and chambering the barrel. This is my first custom. He also said the only real advantage to the 7LRM is that I could buy brass. (Gunwerks) I know the 7LRM has a longer neck since the shoulder is moved back. Is this difference worth not going with the existing reamer my gunsmith has and forming my own brass? Even if I have no dies yet? Would quality of brass be even comparable? Gunwerks has priced their brass quite decently. Seems like a small issue, but I don't know where I would get a reamer that I would only use once with out having to buy one. So, what do you think? 7LRM or 7-375? [/QUOTE]
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