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Wildcat Forming Brass From Parent Case
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<blockquote data-quote="can1010" data-source="post: 2969849" data-attributes="member: 43193"><p>you will need case forming dies. they can be made with your chamber reamer and die blanks to form the new neck and shoulder. it has to be done in multiple steps say .458, .416, .375, .338. you will also need annealing equipment as well as neck turning. plan on annealing multiple times and neck turning at least twice once at .416 and then .338 that will help with the doughnut you are going to get. also might consider an inside neck turner.</p><p>this is a very labor intense process, take your time and don't get frustrated you will ruin a lot of brass setting things up and perfecting your technique.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="can1010, post: 2969849, member: 43193"] you will need case forming dies. they can be made with your chamber reamer and die blanks to form the new neck and shoulder. it has to be done in multiple steps say .458, .416, .375, .338. you will also need annealing equipment as well as neck turning. plan on annealing multiple times and neck turning at least twice once at .416 and then .338 that will help with the doughnut you are going to get. also might consider an inside neck turner. this is a very labor intense process, take your time and don't get frustrated you will ruin a lot of brass setting things up and perfecting your technique. [/QUOTE]
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