Thread: .260AI

Originally Posted by R93

If your doing a heap and worried about powder spilling out when travelling etc, seal the necks with soap. Less messy I imagine, than butter. If it melts it possibly could soak the powder.

I don't use anything. But I am minutes from a range or where I can pop them off.

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It may have been something in the soap that set off the cases Abe had in his hand. The 4x2 patch should give some separation but Id stay away from it personally. I use butter to hold in rolled oats for filling so I dont have take the muzzle break off.

Originally Posted by sneeze

It may have been something in the soap that set off the cases Abe had in his hand. The 4x2 patch should give some separation but Id stay away from it personally. I use butter to hold in rolled oats for filling so I dont have take the muzzle break off.

Yes but your forming a much larger case.
Shotgun powder fills a.260 case with a patch.
I don't seal the case mouth at all.
Used soap when I first started but found there was no need.
Reckon you could be right ref that wee mishap he had.


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Originally Posted by R93

Yes but your forming a much larger case.
Shotgun powder fills a.260 case with a patch.
I don't seal the case mouth at all.
Used soap when I first started but found there was no need.
Reckon you could be right ref that wee mishap he had.


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Rodger that, the patch is fine its the soap Id stay away from. With smaller cals Id rather find an accurate fire forming load with a good bullet and go shooting.

Originally Posted by sneeze

Rodger that, the patch is fine its the soap Id stay away from. With smaller cals Id rather find an accurate fire forming load with a good bullet and go shooting.

Yea when I have fire formed in the past (25/08 AI ) I did just that used my pre AI load and just shot it but I used to live on a farm then and did a lot more shooting, so this time I used the no bullet method as I could do it in the garage in town and now I'm ready for the range and load testing.