Magnum Wheel Man
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so, as many calibers as I reload, sometimes you can't help reforming some, however I always try to get correct head stamps when ever possible...
last night I continued to work on going through all my brass, moving them from my old reloading area to my walk in gun safe room, & new loading benches...
I came across 40-50 .308 military cases in a baggie that my FIL had reformed to .243 Winchester... I now have plenty of correct headstamp .243, & I'm actually short on .308... I haven't looked at shoulders yet, thinking they are basically just necked down at the case mouth to .243, but they are sized, primed, & ready to load ( according to the note in the baggie )
any issues expanding the mouth, & using a reduced load ( fire form load ) & turning these back to .308 ???
last night I continued to work on going through all my brass, moving them from my old reloading area to my walk in gun safe room, & new loading benches...
I came across 40-50 .308 military cases in a baggie that my FIL had reformed to .243 Winchester... I now have plenty of correct headstamp .243, & I'm actually short on .308... I haven't looked at shoulders yet, thinking they are basically just necked down at the case mouth to .243, but they are sized, primed, & ready to load ( according to the note in the baggie )
any issues expanding the mouth, & using a reduced load ( fire form load ) & turning these back to .308 ???
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