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Thread: $20 core swage die idea

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    That actually cleared things up for me. Sounds like if I wanted to make cores in the enlarged area it would work. The 5/8" long smaller dia would be the upward stop for the piston when mounted upside down. Figure some math now. I wonder, if it is running about .040 larger and I wanted a core around .284 maybe the .243 sizer whould do it.

    .284 would be a good size core for me to seat in a sized down .223 case for a brass jacket.338 bullet.

    This idea my be starting to take shape now. Thanks for your time 454.

    Brian

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    Does anyone know of a metal 7/8-14 treaded cap to put over the end of a die maybe a pipe end fitting? Must be able to withstand alot of PSI. Example the sinclair expander die has a cap not sure if it looks strong enough what do you think?
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