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Talk to me about Wildcats
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<blockquote data-quote="Gstew1930" data-source="post: 2197286" data-attributes="member: 114524"><p>I'm looking to start working on my first wildcat. I've been reloading for about 10 years now so I have quite a bit of experience there. I've just never done a wildcat. Any advice on what I should look out for and potential dangers that differ from loading a standard SAAMI spec case? My game plan is to make a 25 wssm ackley with 40* shoulders shooting the 133 Berger's. I've heard the Winchester brass is pretty thick, I know I'll have to turn the necks. I've gotten pretty good at reading pressure signs so I'm not to worried about working up a load when my brass is fully preped. I've also never had to fireform anything. Any advice would be greatly appreciated</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gstew1930, post: 2197286, member: 114524"] I’m looking to start working on my first wildcat. I’ve been reloading for about 10 years now so I have quite a bit of experience there. I’ve just never done a wildcat. Any advice on what I should look out for and potential dangers that differ from loading a standard SAAMI spec case? My game plan is to make a 25 wssm ackley with 40* shoulders shooting the 133 Berger’s. I’ve heard the Winchester brass is pretty thick, I know I’ll have to turn the necks. I’ve gotten pretty good at reading pressure signs so I’m not to worried about working up a load when my brass is fully preped. I’ve also never had to fireform anything. Any advice would be greatly appreciated [/QUOTE]
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