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Thread: New pistol score Wichita 7mm international

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    Thanks, i learn something new everyday.!

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    If it will chamber, it will iron out when you fire it just fine. I've been reloading for decades and I lube dented some 22-250s last month. No worries, clean out the die and use a little less lube.

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    Great. Thanks!

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    Anyone know which scope mount bases to buy for this? I really need a scope on this beast, thank you.
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    Don’t get 7 international and the 7Int-R data mixed up.
    If you lube cases when forming,just lube at the web and keep it off the body.
    Fire forming will either blow the dent out or crack it. I would not waste the time to find out. I would suggest using new virgin once you figure out the forming process.

    FYI the stupid long neck, the cartridge was originally designed to fix long throated 7TCU chambers.

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    I wont but i still need the weaver base info if someone has it.
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    I don't know if a factory base has ever been offered or not, but if you take your base to a machinist, they should be able to have it machined and mounted on your barrel is less than an hours time! A 2 piece base would be easier still.


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    Thank you Assassin, i decided to give it a shot myself this weekend. I had a picatinny 24 in blank to start sitting around. I used my drill press with my mill end bits from my 80% builds i did as 6-7 years ago.
    I hope it strong enough as i used the existing rear sight holes, if not i can always redrill and tap with a larger screws.Click image for larger version. 

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    It looks great, Handshaker. Give us a shooting report when you get a chance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Texas by God View Post
    It looks great, Handshaker. Give us a shooting report when you get a chance.

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    Will do, thank you
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    This a great thread.

    Something new and different and yet completely meeting the definition of Retro.

    Can't wait to follow your progress reports.
    Dang too bad you are in kalifornia, I would love to see a hunting report from this gun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TCLouis View Post
    This a great thread.

    Something new and different and yet completely meeting the definition of Retro.

    Can't wait to follow your progress reports.
    Dang too bad you are in kalifornia, I would love to see a hunting report from this gun.
    I am sorry but its called Commiefornia, I dont hunt anymore, although i live where there is an abundance of wildlife out my door. I do however have to dispatch a predator or nuisance critter getting into my dog and cat food or putting pets at risk.
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    Good Day! I want to shoot some less recoil ammo. I bought some 100gr speer hollow point bullets, does anyone know if i can load to the same specs as the hornady 100gr hallow point load i can find in my 5th edition book? They look to be very close to the same bullet. Thank you!!
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    I had one of those for years, and won a lot of IHMSA matches with it. The problem with them was, the cartridge had 'way more case capacity than you needed in a ten-inch barrel. Everybody I knew who had one loaded it with about 18 grains of SR-4759 and 139 or 140 grain bullets. It was a marriage made in heaven. Of course, Hodgdon's discontinued 4759, the swine. Fortunately, Accurate 5744 is quite similar, so that would be the first thing I would try. Range Boss might work, too.

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    I've been trying trail boss and i have to say i love trail boss, never thought i would hear me say that. With 11gr of TB and Speer 1895 100gr hallow points, its an absolute pleasure to shoot and still has a good thump. I would say its very similar in recoil and power to one of my revolvers in 44mag. I now feel confident enough to play with some more full power loads, but will always go back to TB for plinking. I should have tried it sooner and probably wouldn't not have sold my Savage striker pistol in 308 if i would have tried TB.But i did buy a remington xp100 in 221 FB when i sold the Striker. The Rem is a much nicer pistol anyway and better for a lefty since the bolt action is on the right.
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Abbreviations used in Reloading

BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
C Compressed Charge PR Primer SPCL Soft Point "Core-Lokt"
HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
PSP Pointed Soft Point Spz Spitzer Point SBT Spitzer Boat Tail
LRN Lead Round Nose LWC Lead Wad Cutter LSWC Lead Semi Wad Cutter
GC Gas Check