Making Cases: Testing Trim or Resize First. 8.6blk

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @andy79z28
    @andy79z28 2 года назад +1

    If you have an annealer - anneal the bras before forming. And it is less work if you start with cut cases. Did not see my screw trick on the sfety button....

    • @EagleReloads
      @EagleReloads  2 года назад +1

      Hey Andy!! Ya same video clip from earlier when you commented. I have not chopped brass again yet. I made the short right away but takes a bit for full video edit. It’s a good trick. I might try or maybe just cut it off haha

  • @Michigan4Conservative
    @Michigan4Conservative 2 года назад +1

    👍

  • @airwolf...
    @airwolf... Год назад

    Have you had any more experience with cutting vs full resize? My dies will be here in a few days and I have the chop saw and jig. I have annealed all of my once shot Hornady 6.5 brass and am basically ready to go. I would love to know what you ended up finding.

  • @manyfaces2614
    @manyfaces2614 Год назад

    For a bolt or semi?

  • @HobbiesHobo
    @HobbiesHobo 2 года назад

    Might be a little less stress on the brass if you used .308 to start with as well.

    • @EagleRun23
      @EagleRun23 2 года назад

      I bought 308 dies but I think they have the wrong neck ball in them. Going to test that too!

    • @HobbiesHobo
      @HobbiesHobo 2 года назад

      @@EagleRun23 I'm talking about using .308 brass to start with. haha

    • @EagleRun23
      @EagleRun23 2 года назад +1

      @@HobbiesHobo I’ll try that too but allegedly the 308 is thicker and you have to turn the necks down