Ok, whats the largest diameter projectile you guys have successfully made on 22 Magnum Cases?
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Ok, whats the largest diameter projectile you guys have successfully made on 22 Magnum Cases?
i use them for my 25-06
6.5mm
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...ag-brass/page3
Swage on!
Brian
I have made 6.5mm .264 dia and .268 . That is really the limit. They barely worked in a M96 . Under 2200 fps they a least shot. Above that no joy. Even had one break in half on the way to the target.
i have made up to .277 and .284 for low velocity. I make a little 90gr .277 bullet that i shoot in my 270REN at around 1100fps and I have made 140gr .284 bullets to shoot in a 7TCU at around 1400fps. Have not tried to push them any faster than that. The Jackets get pretty thin and a fast twist would probably cause them to come apart.
Bret
If there was a way to make short .310 jackets to be used to make bullets for 762x39 around 123 grains that would be awesome.
30 cal jackets are just too expensive to buy.
You might want to take a look at the Corbin 9mm case to .308 jacket die:Quote:
Originally Posted by Super Sneaky Steve
http://www.swagedies.com/mm5/merchan...ry_Code=jmkits
One can make 147/150 Grain bullets from jackets made using this die. The 147/150 Grain is about the max - depending on the brass manufacturer; some small amount of lead nose will be present at 150 grains.
6.5 125 grain for a Grendel Attachment 263732
Who here is shooting 22 mag. at .20 a round when cast lead round for 22 hornet or 223 is 1/3 the price? Just saying.
They are making jacketed bullets from Range Pick up 22 mag brass. I have thousands in jugs that I have picked up over the years. I use the 22Mag and 17HMR jackets to make heavier/longer .224 bullets (70 to 90 grains). Requires trimming the "Jacket" after the rim is removed; but it allows a fully enclosed jacket vs a 22LR with a lot of lead exposed.Quote:
Originally Posted by smkummer
Ok, that makes sense. I see it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by MUSTANG
Me for one, but mine are all in pistols.Quote:
Originally Posted by smkummer
Currently feeding 3, an Excel Accelerator 10 shot semi auto with a Red Dot sight.
A Heritage Rough Rider with the adjustable sights (shoots REALLY nice)
A NAA earl with 4" barrel, 5 shot hideout gun. You can hide that thing anywhere, up a sleeve, coat pocket, you name it.
Yes I have some revolvers that shoot .32sw longs just fine. But hey, variety is nice.
.22 hornet and .223rem don't come into it. Although I do load .223 for a single shot that is as quiet as a .22lr.
Reloads are nice but sometimes it is nice not to have to spend a few days casting and reloading to replace what you shoot up.
40 cents a round here in Australia.... And we have a few guys who shoot it at the club.... I only get 50-100 cases a week... But i can say, my Grendel does like the projectiles Ive been making..... Great on feral cats...
Out of curiosity, what Powder and projectile are you running in your 223 Sub?Quote:
Originally Posted by GhostHawk
What ogive is your swage dies in 6.5? I want to get some dies and also make it for 6.5 Grendel. I am kind of surprised you had to have a lead tip. There is online store that sells 1.25" 6.5 jackets and when I asked what kind of bullet it would make and was told 140-150gr which is too heavy for me but 22wmr is over an inch I am surprised you can't have an open tip at this length and weight. Did you trim and make them from 17hmr?Quote:
Originally Posted by M.A.D
You revived a 2+ year old thread.
The reason it can't have that much of an open cavity is the jacket will end up folding in in itself. It can have a cavity to a point but does need some core material when forming the ogive for support.
I actually Swage .264 and use 22 mag jackets. 120-125 gr on a 6s ogive fills the 22 mag case perfectly. 115gr to 120gr gives a very slight open tip on a 6s ogive.
I make 6mm projectiles from 22Mag brass for my 6PPC because it uses lighter than regular 6mm bullets.
Very time consuming but you get out of them what you put into them!
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It is Possible to fabricate 147 Grain Flat Based .308 Jacketed Bullets using 22 WMR Cases to make jackets. The following link provided specifics on how I did this. There is some level of "22 WMR/.308 Jacket loss" doing this; but it is doable.
Swage 308 Jackets from 22 WMR – Finally Success in Tilting at That Windmill
https://castboolits.gunloads.com/sho...ill&highlight=
Me for one, because I can go shoot and not have to go to casting and reloading to replace them.Quote:
Originally Posted by smkummer
Even at a quarter a shot they are not that unreasonable in my opinion.
Especially if you consider that primers are now 10 cents ea and not always that easy to find.