Case Head Separation

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Re: Case Head Separation

#11 Post by dodgyrog »

dodgyrog wrote:
johngarnett wrote:If you have a bronze brush in say 45 cal, push it through the case and pull back against the neck? Worked for me once!
JohnG :cornwall:
I'll give that a go in the morning, good idea!
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Couldn't wait - the brush worked :goodjob:
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