7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#11 Post by Demonic69 »

Did you buy the RCBS kit in the end or are you borrowing your mentor's?

I don't read my own signature!
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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#12 Post by meles meles »

We have bought (from JD of this parish) a RCBS Rockchucker Supreme press, 505 scales and some other bits of kit.
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#13 Post by DW58 »

Well done that man! ... ... ... oops, sorry, I meant to say Mustelid.
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#14 Post by Triffid »

meles meles wrote:We've also just procured some .45 ACP dies in order to can a few hisses for our DeLisle carbine
You'll like reloading the 45ACP. Compared to 7mmRM it's a joy, probably the easiest calibre to reload for IMO, with the possible exception of the 44 spl/mag. 45ACP was designed to headspace on the case mouth . . . do you know whether that holds true for the DeLisle, or does it headspace on the rim like the action was desiged for?
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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#15 Post by FredB »

There ain't no rim.
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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#16 Post by Triffid »

Extractor groove then. You know what I mean.
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#17 Post by Dougan »

meles meles wrote:We have bought (from JD of this parish) a RCBS Rockchucker Supreme press, 505 scales and some other bits of kit.
I've ended up with quite a few bits of RCBS gear - A 30 year old Rockchucker, which I love, 10-0-10s and 505s (505s for use with TM Trickler), and now a trimmer which looks functional and good quality too...

...I was fixing it to a piece of worktop today; and part of the design is such so you can get a screwdriver through it to the screw...for the mechanically-challenged like myself these are nice details.
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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#18 Post by psychosomatic88 »

Loading pistol cartridges is very satisfying but its nice loading 8x57 instead of driving for hours for surplus.
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Re: 7mm Rem Mag: Badger's first bangs freshly canned !

#19 Post by meles meles »

would that be 7.92x57 ?
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