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A better way as the article mentions making AI and this is making full cases. http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?95301-Hydro-Forming-220-to-6PPC

To the bottom of the neck. It doesn't build a lot of pressure with a wax or clay plug.

If necessary I trim to a couple thousands shorter than my reamer OA dimension, a healthy dose of Bullseye and a wax or playdough plug and form. No doughnut. You can now expand and turn. It takes so very little to expand now. After turning I neck size only and start shooting. Yes, check your OA...

Jackie Schmidt uses 6mm bullets in his 30BR for fireforming. I used a worn out 22 barrel to do my 30br fire forming barrel. Drill and ream the bore to accept the 30br reamer. Check your reamer specs for your overall length. Trim as needed. I use a stiff load of Bullseye capped with a wax or...

I have a dedicated 30BR fireforming barrel. It is a worn out 223 barrel. I do not use bullets to fireform. Headed to the Shilen Swap Meet and will entertain your questions on Sunday. Barrel length or receiver doesn't matter.

Fireform without a bullet and before turning the necks.

Mort, Mine is the 17th edition also, but mine is in rough used condition. I'm not familiar with the other book.

Skip, they're 8.4 million new gun owners in 2020 and 5.4 million new ones in 2021. That is close to 14 million new owners.If each new person bought only 1 box of 20 rounds (rifle) or 50rds (pistol), it would be an additional 280 million rounds (rifle) or 700 million rounds (pistol). That is just...

Not my expertise, just passing on what they stated.

I'm with Al. Been fireforming with Bullseye and a wax or clay plug. The cases are straighter and no donut. I use a 223 barrel that I chambered 30BR to fireform.

Gene, a few scope folks that I have visited with said it didn't stay around. It is used to purge the water in the air, but didn't hang around for ever.

And the old Remington custom shop scopes. It is the cross hair cell.

You purge it and what happens to the nitrogen?

Don Mulhal, you old fool! i THOUGHT YOU WERE TOO OLD TO PULL A TRIGGER. GREAT SHOOTING BUD!

Yes sir! Ask Jackie about that. All microscopic things looked like rocks and his first fine cross hairs looked like ropes. I think he figured it out. Of course Cecil has been doing the erector tube spring and screw for many many years. Remington did this in the 1960s I believe. Both of my...

Thanks for what you are doing for the young man Jim.

Actually Chrysler came out with the Hemi in 1951 as a 331". Many versions from 241" were built and used in the Dodges and Desoto

You are correct. I believe the cross ram was only available on the wedge.

A 413 Hemi? Never heard of one. Maybe a 413 or 426 wedge? I do understand your thoughts.

Skip, I'm still a 6ppc and 30BR guy. I do have a 220 Beggs that I've never fired.