Reeder Custom Guns - Starline metallurgy has got to be great...

Huey
Starline metallurgy has got to be great...
Thursday, November 21, 2019, 14:45

I measure neck wall thickness at .0065-007" and that's pretty thin.

Haven't exactly been gentle on them. I do realize the tight custom chambers matter in case life. Gary's reamer and Lee Dies match so closely I just touch the neck with sizing wax before sizing.

.38-40 HEY HUEY - JT, 2019-11-21, 12:44
- Mr. Taffin - T. Corder, 2019-11-21, 16:18
  - THANKS FOR ALL THE INFO. MY - JT, 2019-11-21, 21:04
  - Gary built me a 5-Shot 38-40 Blackhawk.... - Huey, 2019-11-21, 18:37
    - The .401 (Huey has one too) has enough - WB, 2019-11-21, 19:53
      - JT, Huey and WB - T. Corder, 2019-11-22, 21:11
- That is weird, but no first hand experience with W-W Brass.. - Huey, 2019-11-21, 12:50
  - Starline metallurgy has got to be great... - Huey, 2019-11-21, 14:45
    - something a bit different. Colleen ordered me - Gary Reeder, 2019-11-21, 14:57
      - I know if brass is too clean it seems to grip more? (nm) - Asa, 2019-11-21, 16:20
        I will be shooting some of it in the next day or so - Gary Reeder, 2019-11-21, 16:26
        I've never found annealing to - T. Corder, 2019-11-23, 07:15
        I have that problem with 327 brass (most of it starline). - ChrisG, 2019-11-21, 17:14
      - That's interesting. I load lots of it without problems. But - Huey, 2019-11-21, 15:02
        The thing about reloading is that things are always the same - Jim Taylor, 2019-11-21, 17:19
        It's like we all know about guns... - Huey, 2019-11-21, 17:41
        HAMILTON DID DO THAT WITH - JT, 2019-11-21, 21:06
        when we developed the 7 GNR, I built Kase, Colleen - gary reeder, 2019-11-21, 22:05