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FIREFORMING - The Fred Zeglin method
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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 2033351" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>My thoughts exaclty, but....I'm using Hornady brass. I have been trying to get quality brass, however cannot seem to connect.. Either they are out of stock or never intend to make brass for the .270 Winchester. I started out using a bunch of Winchester brass because I was not familiar with fire forming brass or the process at all. I figured if I was going to mess things up it might be a good idea to mess up something that didn't cost me a whole lot. I've got the process down, now have to find some quality brass in this current market. I don't go for velocity, always strive for accuracy. I'll do a ladder test starting one-half to a grain under maximum and go from there Thanks for the reply back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 2033351, member: 69192"] My thoughts exaclty, but....I'm using Hornady brass. I have been trying to get quality brass, however cannot seem to connect.. Either they are out of stock or never intend to make brass for the .270 Winchester. I started out using a bunch of Winchester brass because I was not familiar with fire forming brass or the process at all. I figured if I was going to mess things up it might be a good idea to mess up something that didn't cost me a whole lot. I've got the process down, now have to find some quality brass in this current market. I don't go for velocity, always strive for accuracy. I'll do a ladder test starting one-half to a grain under maximum and go from there Thanks for the reply back. [/QUOTE]
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