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22 Mink with Dies. Adam

This is a 5 shot group over an Oehler 35P




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Bump. Adam

Custom Formed 221FB/ 20-221FB IMP Brass: · Cartridges based on the .378" case head (204R, 222Mag, 223, and 222) · Annealed · Primer Pockets cut · Neck Turned to .227" (except 221FB) COST: · 20-221FB IMP cases formed from your brass: $60/ 100 cases · 221FB cases formed from your brass: $45...

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Like this? Adam

The 221fireball necked down to 20cal or 17cal? If so what is it called? Would it have any advantage over the 17Hornet? Is that what the 19 Badger is made from? Just wondering. No, it's only in a Wildcat form. The 20-221 and 17-221 are both current reamers but you'll find it offers nothing over the ...

No the lead is .063" and the freebore is .050". The .172" you're refering to is the bore diameter. Adam

The lead is the freebore and the throat is the angled section where the rifling engages the bullet after passing the freebore. Typically the throat is at and angle of 3* or less. Adam

Maybe with the 25's but not the 20's. The lead and neck diameter are almost idenitcal to the 17 Fireball/ Remington. I feel this is a poorly drawn round and if I were to chamber a rifle for it (which I won't) it would need a fair amount of work. Infact I would still chose the 17AH over this anyday. ...

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Like above as, it matters only if they are the same MFG. I buy 1000 pieces of LC brass and then weigh them into a single one grain lot (90.8-91.8gr). After I did the segragation I noticed my groups and pressures really evened out and tightend up. You only have to do it once and it's well worth the e...

Make sure you have proper torque on the action screws. Trust me it matters. Adam

been in the works for the last few months. Adam

I have been over this a few times on other boards but I thought someone here might find it usefull. http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp46/ab_bentley/A20VT.jpg 1: LC 223 2: 221FB FL die 3: 17M4 #1 die 4: Rough trimmed and expanded 5: Trimmed to proper length 1.399" 6: Neck turned to .0115"...