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COOL TOOL I just got it I think it was in my mail box for some time I noticed it pushed to the back today. I reamed 5 (338 Yogi) cases today and will try them tomorrow and see what the difference is. The reamer centered the flash hole, I never noticed that they were that far out of center. What will the larger flash hole do to pressure. I would think it would increase because of the difference in ignition.
Crow Mag
COOL TOOL I just got it I think it was in my mail box for some time I noticed it pushed to the back today. I reamed 5 (338 Yogi) cases today and will try them tomorrow and see what the difference is. The reamer centered the flash hole, I never noticed that they were that far out of center. What will the larger flash hole do to pressure. I would think it would increase because of the difference in ignition.
Crow Mag
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I shot the 338 Yogi today with the brass that I reamed flash hole in. I used my worm weather load (35 degrease out)Fed M210 primer and H1000 with the 300g SMK. The rounds shot excellent at 900 Yards. I was to lazy to go to 1200 Yards to wet out there. I did notes that the load was hotter. I will go out in a couple days and shoot with a lighter powder charge and see how the gun groups.
Crow Mag
I shot the 338 Yogi today with the brass that I reamed flash hole in. I used my worm weather load (35 degrease out)Fed M210 primer and H1000 with the 300g SMK. The rounds shot excellent at 900 Yards. I was to lazy to go to 1200 Yards to wet out there. I did notes that the load was hotter. I will go out in a couple days and shoot with a lighter powder charge and see how the gun groups.
Crow Mag
littletoes
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Now, don't ja know that we need a little more info? How 'bout explaining it a little better?
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The flashhole reamer is a completely different type of tool that I got from S1. Not like the standard flashhole deburring tool that deburring from the neck of the case inside flashhole deburring tools. The reamer has a straight fluted reamer which will enlarge the flashholes just a little. I think when you reaming the flashholes it will makes them all exactly the same size witch is going to make the flashholes uniformity. It is a two piece tool has a brass guide which centers the reamer into the primer pocket from the outside and a brass handle witch you can put in a ½ in drill or turn with your hand. I have just started using this reamer and I think reaming the flashhole is better than deburring from the neck I will be doing more testing in the next couple of days weather permitting.
Crow Mag
The flashhole reamer is a completely different type of tool that I got from S1. Not like the standard flashhole deburring tool that deburring from the neck of the case inside flashhole deburring tools. The reamer has a straight fluted reamer which will enlarge the flashholes just a little. I think when you reaming the flashholes it will makes them all exactly the same size witch is going to make the flashholes uniformity. It is a two piece tool has a brass guide which centers the reamer into the primer pocket from the outside and a brass handle witch you can put in a ½ in drill or turn with your hand. I have just started using this reamer and I think reaming the flashhole is better than deburring from the neck I will be doing more testing in the next couple of days weather permitting.
Crow Mag
Darryl Cassel
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What's the diameter of the reamer?
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I used a Micrometer on the cutting edge of the reamer and came up with .0853 to .0855 it was hard to get a good measurement of the straight fluted cutting edge. Have you used one of the flashhole reaming tools for deburring the flashhole?
Crow Mag
I used a Micrometer on the cutting edge of the reamer and came up with .0853 to .0855 it was hard to get a good measurement of the straight fluted cutting edge. Have you used one of the flashhole reaming tools for deburring the flashhole?
Crow Mag
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There should be some worms out today with as much rain as we are getting. We will have to get together and shoot sometime.
Crow Mag
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I got my fingers tangled up on the keyboard
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littletoes
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Alright S1, tell us! How long have you been using/building reamers like this? Do you turn em out yourself?
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Crow,
That would be cool to hook up & go shooting. I'll be home for at least 6 months after March. I would really like to compare your Wild vs mine.. Plus I got learn more about this "worm shooting", but I just might be overgunned.....
Nodak
That would be cool to hook up & go shooting. I'll be home for at least 6 months after March. I would really like to compare your Wild vs mine.. Plus I got learn more about this "worm shooting", but I just might be overgunned.....
Nodak
