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I just picked up a rolling block in 45 Colt .my Winchester and Remington brass the rims only run between .504 and .508. Like many rolling blocks you have to be careful not to push the rim past the extractor but in this case on ejection often it does not extract the case at all. I was wondering if Starline or Hornady have a rim closer to 512.
Starline Schofield brass and older pre-SAAMI cases for the US Army M1909, etc. ran .512"
Thanks so much!Quote:
Originally Posted by Outpost75
The Hornadys are.507 the Win brass and Rem are same as yours CBC is .508, the nickle Winchester are .510
You might try some Schofield they came in a .520
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The Hornadys are.507 the Win brass and Rem are same as yours CBC is .508, the nickle Winchester are .510
You might try some Schofield they came in a .520
I'll see if I can find someQuote:
Originally Posted by SOFMatchstaff
Thanks as well SOFMatchstaff
Jeeze are we stuttering???
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Originally Posted by SOFMatchstaff
And yes I do have a stutter I do not appreciate the comment.
slow Internet doubled the post I pushed save twice I guess.
Perhaps a thin O ring of the right diameter might help.
I tried that but my stutter never stopped.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocSavage
:-)
My starline 45 colt brass is .509”. Actually, it is between .508” and .509”
Never thought I’d say it but this forum really needs a like button. :killingpcQuote:
Originally Posted by HARRYMPOPE
Sorry right idea wrong subject. My thought was an O ring ahead of the rim to increase the diameter of the rim and give the extractor something to grab on to.
Please explain how this might work ?? THE O RING THING ??
The rubber ring, in the extractor groove, acts like a rim - enough to cause the round to fire and extract.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLAHUT
That was funny.................Quote:
Originally Posted by HARRYMPOPE
I acquired 45 Scofield starline and the rims are .520!.i made a fixture and turned them to .514 in my lathe and the fit is perfect.