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Old 06-14-2004, 09:10 AM
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Reloading On The Cheap...

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Reloading On The Cheap...

A special thank you to MikeG for putting together this Tech Note for a simple, yet innovative handloading tool.... like a certain well-known precision reloading tool maker markets for big-bucks! A great idea, and well presented Mike! Well done, and many thanks.

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A very informative article. However I do believe there is a mistake in the figures for the 257 Roberts. The neck is listed as .290 and the top of the soulder is listed as .429. 1/2 between the two figures would be .359 = 23/64. this could confuse someone reading the article.
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Old 01-05-2005, 07:35 PM
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The reference to the .257 Roberts at the end of the article is for making a bullet-seating gage on the same design - hence the .250" hole, which would touch the bullet at about the same diameter at the tops of the lands.

Could be clearer, though. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Old 01-07-2005, 08:08 PM
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Now it has soaked thru my thick head.
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