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- Best Methods To Neck Size Bottleneck Case With FL Sizing Die?
I would like to experiment with some neck sized loads before buying neck sizing dies for various cartridges I will be starting with 223 and using RCBS FL dies What is the best way to set up a FL sizing die to size the neck only?
- Sharps Old Reliable . 40 Caliber - Northwest Firearms
A 40-90 Sharps Bottleneck has a case length of 2 5 8" A 40-90 Sharps Straight has a case length of 3 1 4" (There is conflicting information as to whether this cartridge was an original Sharps offering) If readable the cartridge, including case length, should be marked on the top of the barrel near the receiver I envy you your possession
- Curious neck shoulder case rupture. | Northwest Firearms
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Like TTSX said, no issues with that dent; the first few times I reloaded bottleneck cartridges I had some cases with dimples all the way around the shoulder from too much lubricant They all fired perfectly fine and returned to their original shape
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- Deep seating. How far is too far? | Northwest Firearms
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