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<blockquote data-quote="SSTX" data-source="post: 2302666" data-attributes="member: 56302"><p>I recently "inherited" a set of Bonanza dies marked 7-308, which I believe was the wildcat designation of the 7mm-08 before Remington adopted it as a commercial cartridge. The dies had previously been used to load commercial Remington brass (which I also received a lot of). My question, is there any substantial difference between 7-308 and 7mm-08? I know that Bonanza is the forerunner to Forster, and the dies are good quality. I'd like to use them if possible. Now all I need is a rifle chambered in 7mm-08!</p><p></p><p>Stu</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SSTX, post: 2302666, member: 56302"] I recently "inherited" a set of Bonanza dies marked 7-308, which I believe was the wildcat designation of the 7mm-08 before Remington adopted it as a commercial cartridge. The dies had previously been used to load commercial Remington brass (which I also received a lot of). My question, is there any substantial difference between 7-308 and 7mm-08? I know that Bonanza is the forerunner to Forster, and the dies are good quality. I'd like to use them if possible. Now all I need is a rifle chambered in 7mm-08! Stu [/QUOTE]
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