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About LinkBacksSpoke to Tracy at Deadeye, he suggested 7 LRM as a straight rechamber. $350 to rechamber, $200 for dies and $3 a pice for the brass. So for $1000 I could fit the atlasworx DBM and ASICS mags (to run max 3.6” COAL), have the work done and 50 brass. Sounds like a great cartridge, has slightly more capacity than the 7 BM, and a long neck. I understand that the brass wasn't the best, is this still the case? Is there any one out there with this cartridge that can give some real world velocities, and loads?
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