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Reloading
Arbor press seater
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<blockquote data-quote="L.Sherm" data-source="post: 2934386" data-attributes="member: 102083"><p>Theres quite a few really good gun smiths that pre bore to chamber no different than you would with a blank for a die.</p><p>Chatter is controlled by feed and speeds</p><p>I have made 4 inline dies myself from my own reamers, I did one the prebore way because I wanted to see what it was like, worked like a charm.</p><p>I believe the smiths who pre bore do it not to save time but for 2 reasons, one is to save wear on there reamers but the biggest one is to indicate with a long stylist at the throat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="L.Sherm, post: 2934386, member: 102083"] Theres quite a few really good gun smiths that pre bore to chamber no different than you would with a blank for a die. Chatter is controlled by feed and speeds I have made 4 inline dies myself from my own reamers, I did one the prebore way because I wanted to see what it was like, worked like a charm. I believe the smiths who pre bore do it not to save time but for 2 reasons, one is to save wear on there reamers but the biggest one is to indicate with a long stylist at the throat. [/QUOTE]
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