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    In order: 8 x 22mm Nambu from .40 S&W. 7.65 x...

    In order:
    8 x 22mm Nambu from .40 S&W.
    7.65 x 20mm French Long from 32 S&W Long.
  2. Yes. Suggest trying Olin-made cases that are not...

    Yes. Suggest trying Olin-made cases that are not +P.
    I discovered decades ago that Olin brass has the thinnest case walls found in the Western hemisphere. It's also the hardest.
  3. A lathe & modified #4 chucking reamer (.209",...

    A lathe & modified #4 chucking reamer (.209", sans the corner chamfers) is the easiest way to fly.
    Drill the flash holes to #50 (.070" dia).
    Below is an exercise in frustration:
  4. Thread: nambu 8mm

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    Have used .40S&W as well, & for quite a while...

    Have used .40S&W as well, & for quite a while before .357 SIG was released.
    Avoid neck splits by annealing the cleaned cases before sizing.
    The .40's fat rim needs to be thinned-down as well,...
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    Forum: Leverguns

    From empirical & lab data gathered over 40yrs of...

    From empirical & lab data gathered over 40yrs of reloading experience, I've learned to bank on this fact: Olin brass is the thinnest-walled & hardest.
    Any caliber.
    Any configuration.
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    Agreed. On the last yard visit, I watched as...

    Agreed.
    On the last yard visit, I watched as the grunt just threw my small amounts of copper & brass together right on the scale.
    Gave me their clearly posted copper price, too.
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    Try Lexan(R) or Lucite(R), lubricated w/ hot...

    Try Lexan(R) or Lucite(R), lubricated w/ hot soapy water & glycerin. Do not use any common petroleum-based cutting fluids on polymers.
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    Wrong machinery. Suggest reading-up on the...

    Wrong machinery.
    Suggest reading-up on the topic before wasting more time, & be advised that proper reamers are frequently rented nowadays.
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    Apply a short strip of dull black electrician's...

    Apply a short strip of dull black electrician's tape.
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    Ed, Could you (or perhaps anybody else) please...

    Ed,
    Could you (or perhaps anybody else) please advise what make/brand of front sight hood is mounted upon this beautiful rig?
    I've been looking for that exact model of knurled hood for quite a...
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    Re making it feed. Hope this link helps. It's...

    Re making it feed. Hope this link helps.
    It's from another site & features a different caliber/action, but does have great step-by-step text & some xlnt pics. ...
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    Same here. Have found that R-P & Fed are the...

    Same here.
    Have found that R-P & Fed are the thickest-walled domestic brass (also very soft), Olin & Hornady are thinnest/hardest.
    Converting to .308/7.62 NATO is relatively simple, as most of...
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    Not bad. Only 5 weeks from conversion to 5x fired...

    Not bad. Only 5 weeks from conversion to 5x fired .........
    Sure wish that I could find some consistent trigger time such as this.
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    Doing well, then. Do you keep track of how many...

    Doing well, then.
    Do you keep track of how many reload cycles 'till necks split?
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    Please be advised that performing the procedure...

    Please be advised that performing the procedure quoted below will result in dangerously soft scrap brass: annealing a base destroys the metallurgy (hardness) of the primer pocket & surrounding...
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    Have also done this for a couple decades, but...

    Have also done this for a couple decades, but found it necessary to anneal & turn neck ODs.
    Anything Olin (Win/WW/WRA - being the hardest/thinnest-walled) would usually split after the next firing,...
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    [QUOTE=x101airborne;1409328] ....... working on...

    [QUOTE=x101airborne;1409328] ....... working on a project mexican mauser and am looking for a replacement stock ...... QUOTE]

    A bit like asking for a car body to fit your engine .......

    Do...
  18. Thread: Gunsmith Job

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    [QUOTE=Scrounger;1382286]Any gunsmiths here need...

    [QUOTE=Scrounger;1382286]Any gunsmiths here need a job? Pahrump, NV. QUOTE]

    Ahhhh, yes .....
    Pahrump - a fun town.

    Err,
    wuzz
    thet a
    ranch ......??!!? :holysheep
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    Use the normal shellholder & then take the ram...

    Use the normal shellholder & then take the ram all the way to top of it's stroke.
    The resizing die thus becomes the defacto "chamber".
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    Wayne, Have does this using the RCBS...

    Wayne,
    Have does this using the RCBS Rockchucker press.
    Had to grind-up a custom curved "firing pin" from a length of drill rod. Gave it a .030in radiused "teat" on the business end & worked...
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    Marvin, (Ya lucky thief[smilie=p:) Get the...

    Marvin,
    (Ya lucky thief[smilie=p:)

    Get the gent's address & pay him a friendly visit ......
  22. Thread: buying now?

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    Re: Not at all, Ervin. My 1st WW buy, fresh...

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    Not at all, Ervin.
    My 1st WW buy, fresh off the scale:

    Just got back from the local tire shop, where I casually asked the counter gent if they had any scrap metal WW. At first he gave...
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    I've gone -.032" dia in one pass

    For 8mm Japanese Nambu, have sized cast 100gr .355 dia (ala: 9x19mm) down to .323 in one pass on a cheap Lee Lube & Size rig. That's almost a millimeter in diameter - Boom, done. For lube, used warm...
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    atr, "If" that M1895 is original, & matching,...

    atr,
    "If" that M1895 is original, & matching, etc: please don't mess w/ it.

    Your rifle is a fine piece of history, & a 2-stage Mauser trigger is of little consequence to a good rifleman.
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    [QUOTE=bob208;1269514] ".... a 98k bod 44...

    [QUOTE=bob208;1269514] ".... a 98k bod 44 ...... nazi marks are marked out. i am thinking capture or used by israil. had to pay $200." QUOTE]


    That's "b c d 44", it's the WW2 German ordnance...
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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