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COW fire forming tips
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<blockquote data-quote="Odin6" data-source="post: 2100599" data-attributes="member: 116954"><p>I'm using this method to fire form 25-06 to 6.5-06AI. I haven't been doing it long but have had success using Titegroup with cream of wheat, topped with a balled up piece of paper towel I stuff in with a center punch. I started with 10% case capacity for that powder, determined by filling the case completely to the top then calculated 10% of that. I then started working up until I was getting a good shoulder. I ended up doing it twice for each piece of brass to ensure it got formed all the way. Not sure if it was needed but wanted to make sure they were formed completely so that they would be consistent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Odin6, post: 2100599, member: 116954"] I'm using this method to fire form 25-06 to 6.5-06AI. I haven't been doing it long but have had success using Titegroup with cream of wheat, topped with a balled up piece of paper towel I stuff in with a center punch. I started with 10% case capacity for that powder, determined by filling the case completely to the top then calculated 10% of that. I then started working up until I was getting a good shoulder. I ended up doing it twice for each piece of brass to ensure it got formed all the way. Not sure if it was needed but wanted to make sure they were formed completely so that they would be consistent. [/QUOTE]
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