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#21
200gr Bloodline is 40cal
To shoot sabotless 458s requires a full form sizing die or mutli step sizing down to around .451. Most of us shooting sabotless go straight to a .451 or .452 bullet and a adjustable smooth sizing die. Parker BEs for example are .451 and often fit the CVA 45/70 barrels without sizing.
You dont know for sure until you try them in your barrel. Being just .0005 over could be too much to load easily.
To shoot sabotless 458s requires a full form sizing die or mutli step sizing down to around .451. Most of us shooting sabotless go straight to a .451 or .452 bullet and a adjustable smooth sizing die. Parker BEs for example are .451 and often fit the CVA 45/70 barrels without sizing.
You dont know for sure until you try them in your barrel. Being just .0005 over could be too much to load easily.
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200gr Bloodline is 40cal
To shoot sabotless 458s requires a full form sizing die or mutli step sizing down to around .451. Most of us shooting sabotless go straight to a .451 or .452 bullet and a adjustable smooth sizing die. Parker BEs for example are .451 and often fit the CVA 45/70 barrels without sizing.
You dont know for sure until you try them in your barrel. Being just .0005 over could be too much to load easily.
To shoot sabotless 458s requires a full form sizing die or mutli step sizing down to around .451. Most of us shooting sabotless go straight to a .451 or .452 bullet and a adjustable smooth sizing die. Parker BEs for example are .451 and often fit the CVA 45/70 barrels without sizing.
You dont know for sure until you try them in your barrel. Being just .0005 over could be too much to load easily.
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#27
There is a smokin good deal on one of these on MML for $675 with a LRMP setup and a smooth sizing die. The funnel, sizing die and ram rod combined are selling for $200+.
Comes with
25 primer modules
Machined funnel
Collapsible ram rod
Hankins bullet sizing die
Gun is black and stainless
25 primer modules
Machined funnel
Collapsible ram rod
Hankins bullet sizing die
Gun is black and stainless
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Shoot Tom, rifle primers will ignite BH with out a problem - actually cleaner and easier than a shotgun primer, and will not burn out the flash nearly as easy as does the shotgun primer.
In my old Omega I shot BH with a small rifle MAG primer in a shell case.
The LRMP will even be more efficient...
The down side is the de-priming and re-priming the cases. Back when I was reloading this project would be simple and I probably would not have complained at all... Today dropping a w209 in a hole is a whole bunch easier!
In my old Omega I shot BH with a small rifle MAG primer in a shell case.
The LRMP will even be more efficient...
The down side is the de-priming and re-priming the cases. Back when I was reloading this project would be simple and I probably would not have complained at all... Today dropping a w209 in a hole is a whole bunch easier!