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<blockquote data-quote="Shooter264" data-source="post: 607826" data-attributes="member: 23746"><p>I use lapua brass in all mine. I have to turn them a bit while they are at 30 cal, then I step them down with a 280 die, then my 6.5 die. If you want to take all the work out of fireforming them my buddy builds a slick hydroform die out of your existing die. You just have to change out the guts, it takes less than a minute. You can also set them up to be formed about .003&quot; over a fired case and then run them through your die to sharpen the shoulder and bump them back to .001&quot; under a fired case with out ever having to change the lockring on your die. Give him a call and he can explain it way better. He has built several of them for 6.5-06AI as well as 243AI&#039;s. Trevor at Cloud Peak Gunworks 307-568-3009.&nbsp; Or check out his website and send him an email. <a href="mailto:Sales@cloudpeakgunworks.com">Sales@cloudpeakgunworks.com</a>&nbsp; website Cloudpeakgunworks.com</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Shooter264, post: 607826, member: 23746"] I use lapua brass in all mine. I have to turn them a bit while they are at 30 cal, then I step them down with a 280 die, then my 6.5 die. If you want to take all the work out of fireforming them my buddy builds a slick hydroform die out of your existing die. You just have to change out the guts, it takes less than a minute. You can also set them up to be formed about .003" over a fired case and then run them through your die to sharpen the shoulder and bump them back to .001" under a fired case with out ever having to change the lockring on your die. Give him a call and he can explain it way better. He has built several of them for 6.5-06AI as well as 243AI's. Trevor at Cloud Peak Gunworks 307-568-3009. Or check out his website and send him an email. [EMAIL="Sales@cloudpeakgunworks.com"]Sales@cloudpeakgunworks.com[/EMAIL] website Cloudpeakgunworks.com [/QUOTE]

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