Norway.375
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New Sako-brass and 78g game-head seems to be delivered in January. Norway. Please send me a PM and I will help you with the shipping.
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I have 500 Sako bullets for the 7x33. Got them on Egun in Germany
I wasn't advertising them!I will take them...
I have 500 Sako bullets for the 7x33. Got them on Egun in Germany
I will take them...I wasn't advertising them!
However, my pal is coming over to the UK in a couple of weeks and I'll ask him to take 200 back with him and he can post them to you.
Delighted to help a fellow 7x33 shooter. You ok for brass as I can let you have a couple of dozen once fired.I will take them...
That's what I've been told about swaging down jacketed bullets from a larger diameter and am curious how difficult the process is and whether any significant jacket/lead separation which impairs performance occurs.I'm assuming the 32 auto bullets you are swaging down are jacketed. Wouldn't the jacket spring back somewhat from the interior lead? Have you sectioned any of these to see if you are getting jacket separation? Seems to me the two dissimilar metals would act differently to swaging. I know this can be an issue with rifle bullets. Just curious.
Hornady makes a .311" 85 grain softpoint for .32 caliber revolvers. Wonder how that one would work if swaged to .286"?I think these are hypothetical things that don't really apply to such thin jackets as found on 71 grain FMJs I believe the last ones were Remington bulk.
Hornady makes a .311" 85 grain softpoint for .32 caliber revolvers. Wonder how that one would work if swaged to .286"?