I have done much worse myself, but not my handiwork. I think these are fireform loads. The loader decided to "crimp" the bullets without cannuler in them to capture brass flow. Typically for the single shot I simply treat rounds the same as for a bolt rifle, I let the correct neck tension hold the bullet. Also he must have used a very short case to set the dies. A longer case gets the guts crimped out, where as a shorter gets a lesser treatment. Note the case mouth deformation and shoulder buckle. Being fireform rounds these luckily chamber and blow out fine, only needing a uniform trim to suit. Far left illustrates a desired .280 GNR round.
No harm, just some fine points for collective training.
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One of these is not like the others...
- WB, 2017-11-14, 11:56
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Looks like he...........
- Tom, 2017-11-14, 13:41
- they haven't been cut down at all. The 280 GNR does - Gary Reeder, 2017-11-14, 14:01
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Just on looks, the only one I would take a chance on is the
- SPB, 2017-11-14, 12:48
- Shooting the ugly ones is how you get there - WB, 2017-11-14, 14:12
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Scotty, are you drinking again? You posted this same post in
- Gary Reeder, 2017-11-14, 12:27
- THATS! Where it went! (nm) - WB, 2017-11-14, 13:34
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Looks like he...........
- Tom, 2017-11-14, 13:41