Reeder Custom Guns - Sometimes when it's too much to bear

WB
Sometimes when it's too much to bear
Tuesday, October 29, 2019, 14:33

I put it away only to re-discover it at a later, more calm, date. These are $2 apiece Lapua .220 Russian Benchrest brass. Me thinks by-golly I'm gonna blow them back out! Hold my glass of sweet tea... although I do not think they'll ever be the same.

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I have some loaded up and decided once to "unload" them with an inertia puller. I found the definition of "neck tension" It far, far, beats any crimp you can conjure. I figure not many loaders encounter the same "challenges" that I seem to find.

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Sometimes when it's too much to bear - WB, 2019-10-29, 14:33
- Forming 220 Russian to 6 ppc - Mike Casselton, 2019-10-30, 11:38
- there is a solution to that problem. Throw those old - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 15:37
  - Throw them in a large can with all the others - Jim Taylor, 2019-10-29, 15:57
    - It's not that at all, you got me wrong - WB, 2019-10-29, 16:57
      - Lmao (nm) - Sid R, 2019-10-29, 17:44
    - AMEN Jim. crying over spilt bourbon. (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 16:25
      - since 1978 I have crushed, dented, collapsed, - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 17:01
- Oh....I’ve crush crimped my share! (nm) - Drdougrx, 2019-10-29, 15:07
  - Lee Collet Crimp Die eliminates the possibility completely - Huey, 2019-10-29, 15:11
    - Me too Huey. I had Lee make me one for 300GNR and 429GNR (nm) - Drdougrx, 2019-10-29, 18:00
    - I think the necks were too soft, sholders too - WB, 2019-10-29, 15:18
- LOL Only my mistakes were not kept. (nm) - Sid R, 2019-10-29, 14:38
  - Not to make reason of my tinkering - WB, 2019-10-29, 17:06
    - LOL. I hear you with the SL'r. - Sid R, 2019-10-29, 17:39