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Reloading
? for Kirby and other reloading guru's
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<blockquote data-quote="Dan B" data-source="post: 149913" data-attributes="member: 367"><p><strong>Re: ? for Kirby and other reloading guru\'s</strong></p><p></p><p>James...tight case necks can go a LONG way to creating excessive pressure. Can you push a bullet into the neck of a fired case that has NOT been resized?</p><p></p><p>But as Kirby says...shoot what the GUN likes. I stated way earlier and it has been reinforced by others that sometimes ego's and bad data get in the way of true carridge performance. It seems that this may be perfect example of that problem!</p><p></p><p>As to the COW vs bullet firing methods of forming cases...I've done both methods with the same guns on multiple occassions and never had a problem. COW may leave the shoulder slightly rounded but it should be at least 95% formed...enough to start the beginning stages of load development. I love this method...gets all my cases formed and saves a trip to the range and LOTS of $$ in components.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dan B, post: 149913, member: 367"] [b]Re: ? for Kirby and other reloading guru\'s[/b] James...tight case necks can go a LONG way to creating excessive pressure. Can you push a bullet into the neck of a fired case that has NOT been resized? But as Kirby says...shoot what the GUN likes. I stated way earlier and it has been reinforced by others that sometimes ego's and bad data get in the way of true carridge performance. It seems that this may be perfect example of that problem! As to the COW vs bullet firing methods of forming cases...I've done both methods with the same guns on multiple occassions and never had a problem. COW may leave the shoulder slightly rounded but it should be at least 95% formed...enough to start the beginning stages of load development. I love this method...gets all my cases formed and saves a trip to the range and LOTS of $$ in components. [/QUOTE]
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