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    Some little technical issues

    Ive just been in the cave cleaning my new 300 wsm and needed to load some ammo for it to test fire sight in speed test etc etc
    I have no factory ammo so prepping the cases all going well till...needed to seat the primers. .. well the big ole fat case wouldn't fit into my lee priming tool ..so out with the angle grinder carefully opened the base enough to fit the case in making sure the shell holder was nt going to be compromised all good .issue resolved load the primers then.. thought better test the dies etc sweet as shells in de rifle sweet as then putting some powder into the scales hmmm why doest my funel sit right on the case's ???
    Ahh short neck steep shoulders of the wsm case ... how to resolve this ?? Came up with a clever tip . Found a old 270 case ran it though my 25-06 resizing die . Cut off the base wrapped a bit of tape around it job done ..worked a treat


    Oh and here's my first test shots at 50 yds 2213 with 168 bergers


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    I discovered that issue years ago when I got my first 300 Rum, my solution cut a bit off the bottom of the funnel
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    yea had thought of that but decided not to try that as a first option
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    Cutting a bit off the funnel sounds good. I used another smaller funnel but like both your ideas better
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    My first calibre I reloaded for was 204, I had to cut a 17hmr (didn't have a hornet case) flare the case body and use that as an insert as the 204 neck was a bit to small for funnel opening, next was the 300wsm and I did the same as you, just cut a 204 shell and had that for a insert, works well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by geezejonesy View Post
    Ive just been in the cave cleaning my new 300 wsm and needed to load some ammo for it to test fire sight in speed test etc etc
    I have no factory ammo so prepping the cases all going well till...needed to seat the primers. .. well the big ole fat case wouldn't fit into my lee priming tool ..so out with the angle grinder carefully opened the base enough to fit the case in making sure the shell holder was nt going to be compromised all good .issue resolved load the primers then.. thought better test the dies etc sweet as shells in de rifle sweet as then putting some powder into the scales hmmm why doest my funel sit right on the case's ???
    Ahh short neck steep shoulders of the wsm case ... how to resolve this ?? Came up with a clever tip . Found a old 270 case ran it though my 25-06 resizing die . Cut off the base wrapped a bit of tape around it job done ..worked a treat


    Oh and here's my first test shots at 50 yds 2213 with 168 bergers


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    You missed the bullseye 4 times
    I'd send it back cuzz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    You missed the bullseye 4 times
    I'd send it back cuzz

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    Yes I did but I didn't wont all you bastards talking about it if I had ve ... yet in saying that its not even sighted in yet

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    You missed the bullseye 4 times
    Yeh I think these days you can adjust the look through thingy to compensate for that. Ha ha ha ha.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Yeh I think these days you can adjust the look through thingy to compensate for that. Ha ha ha ha.
    is that what sits on the portable internal spirally grooved tube pipe thingamajiggie which ejects a small projectiliey watchamacallit in a rotatory motiony directiony , thus a more precise trajectoryish .
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    Quote Originally Posted by geezejonesy View Post
    is that what sits on the portable internal spirally grooved tube pipe thingamajiggie which ejects a small projectiliey watchamacallit in a rotatory motiony directiony , thus a more precise trajectoryish .
    Yup!
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Just spat my lunch thanks ha ha


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Just spat my lunch thanks ha ha


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    Was that a bit too over complicated for u @Gibo :-D

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    I chopped another funnel for my 270WSM. They Bergers?

    The WSM are getting more and more popular.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uplandstalker View Post
    I chopped another funnel for my 270WSM. They Bergers?

    The WSM are getting more and more popular.
    yup berger 168gr

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