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Thread: Making 25 rimfire reloadable brass

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  1. 14-04-2023, 11:48 PM #3
    akaroa1
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    So now I want to go live fire
    Parted off 3x 120 grain 257 bullets to around 60 grains

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    Sit them on 2.0 grains of trailboss
    First shot low and sub sonic
    Correct rear tang sight
    Next 2 shots in the bull at 35m

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    So proof of concept with 3 or 4 cases made.
    Turn out 25 serviceable cases
    john m, Ranal, Moa Hunter and 8 others like this.
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