.30 Remington from 30-30

[EDG]

None of this stuff happens without conscious planning and taking action.
It takes little effort to find a Wlson case holder and they do not cost much compared to new brass. That is why I made the suggestion.
Spend 30 minutes and $12 and you can cut the rim off of thousands of cases if needed.

EDG, that would be better but I don’t have one and was working with what I have. Do have some runout but for cutting the extractor groove( clearance) really doesn’t amount to anything.

15meter, I have done that on occasion but it is just a quick and dirty feed stop, still visual. I watch for the first rub then back off. This thread has gotten me interested in seeing just how it works on these cases. I know I will need to tweak the relief and back angle a bit. Gotta cut some to see.
I am retiring soon so will no longer have a nice machine shop to piddle in. Time to look into the tabletop mini machines.

[15meter]

Did you ever find the cutter?

Still curious to see photos of your grind job.

[Harter66]

FWIW ..... The cases I did I did on a drill press with a triangle file and a 6.8 or 40 S&W shell holder in the vise on the table not lathe machinist grade by any means but more than enough to get cases in and out of the chamber .

[rking22]

Did you ever find the cutter?

Still curious to see photos of your grind job.

No, I apparently reground it to something else somewhere along the way. I have a lifetime supply of brass and got hooked on the 35 Remington. Just took another look and it be gone.

[15meter]

No, I apparently reground it to something else somewhere along the way. I have a lifetime supply of brass and got hooked on the 35 Remington. Just took another look and it be gone.

Dang.