.224 Swage Question
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Re: .224 Swage Question
Hello Daywalker, I was watching you vids on youtube on swaging 22lr brass for .223 bullets. Do you have more vids on the making of the bullet? Putting the lead core in and forming the bullet? Thanks Cowboy
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Join date : 2011-02-22
Re: .224 Swage Question
No sorry Cowboy. Improving the Lee Die turned out to be a failure as the cases were coming out a bit bigger. I turned to making a die from scratch and had it good. Got the Reamer and Laps, however the lap was a bit too big and I did not catch it in time, long story short, I enlarged the hole too big. So I am sending this lap back, hopefully get the right one, ordering some 4140 pre hard bar stock and then turn another de rim die and get ithat right.
I have not even began to make the core swage, core seat or point forming die as yet...
Welocome to the Forum! Glad to have ya. Looking foward to socializing with you as I am sure everyone else will also...
I have not even began to make the core swage, core seat or point forming die as yet...
Welocome to the Forum! Glad to have ya. Looking foward to socializing with you as I am sure everyone else will also...
Daywalker- Admin
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Re: .224 Swage Question
Thanks for getting back to me Daywalker. I want to swag my own bullets and I am looking for a inexpensive rout. The corbin dies as you now are expensive. Do you know of any one else that make swaging dies for the .223? I know ch4d makes swaging dies, but not for .223. Thanks
Cowboy- Posts : 6
Join date : 2011-02-22
.224 swage question
You could check and see if Dr. Larry Blackmon does. I can get you the number, but I have to dig for it. Reload3006 or BillArrington, if they see this before I can get back, they could prob help you on Mr Blackmons number. Other than that, not really...
I was really hoping to have all my stuff done and available, being out of work and the wife trying to start up her own business and getting ready to leave her job, has put a big strain on the extra money I had to spend on reamers and laps...
Anyhow, let me see what I can dig up for ya...
I was really hoping to have all my stuff done and available, being out of work and the wife trying to start up her own business and getting ready to leave her job, has put a big strain on the extra money I had to spend on reamers and laps...
Anyhow, let me see what I can dig up for ya...
Daywalker- Admin
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Re: .224 Swage Question
Is Dr. Larry's web site; Bullets Swaging Supply, Inc?
Cowboy- Posts : 6
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Re: .224 Swage Question
Cowboy wrote:Is Dr. Larry's web site; Bullets Swaging Supply, Inc?
Yes, why yes it is
And he does have dies for 224 bullets.
Re: .224 Swage Question
Awesome thanks. Hope they are reasonably priced.
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Ah thank ya algun!! Please forgive me for not including you in on how to get in touch with Mr Blackmon....
Daywalker- Admin
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PM me with your email addy and i will send you Dr. Blackmon's swaging catalogCowboy wrote:Awesome thanks. Hope they are reasonably priced.
as far as reasonably priced is concerned he is the least expensive but its still not chump change CH4d is the least expensive. but I dont know if they do .224s
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.224 Swage Question
Yea, unfortunatly, Ch4d will not do .224's. Dave has told me it is just too hard and usually have more wasted stock from trying to make them with such a blind hole or something to that affect. They don't use reamers to make their dies, they bore them instead, which is easier on the bigger calibers.
Just what he told me, who knows the real reason LOL...
Just what he told me, who knows the real reason LOL...
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Daywalker wrote:Ah thank ya algun!! Please forgive me for not including you in on how to get in touch with Mr Blackmon....
thats ok, I am always lurking in the background contributing when I can
Re: .224 Swage Question
Cowboy, I went ahead and spun your questions concerning the .224 swaging dies and Dr. Blackmon's info to your own thread..
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