The brass and bullet are the same O.D.? I'd not be surprised for the brass thickness to end up with a smaller O.D. than the bullet. But if it was bumped up enough to bulge... you can't "re-size" the heel portion easily.
Reloading heel type bullets is interesting. I guess I could have Gary make me a .41 Long Colt cylinder for my .38-40! Or too bad I don't have a .475 LB, I could play with the Achilles too, with a different cylinder. I heard tell some boy did the same (borrowing the idea) to a .50 Special case and .510" heel bullet. But that's lots more expensive than re-barreling a .45 Colt and polishing out the chambers.
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More 480 Achilles Stuff
- Jim Taylor, 2021-04-10, 09:35
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Please measure the lower shank/heel
- WB, 2021-04-10, 10:24
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The coating adds about .003" ...
- Jim Taylor, 2021-04-10, 11:33
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So the heel is around .451" raw or .454" coated?
- WB, 2021-04-10, 12:09
- Heel is .454"/.455" raw ... - Jim Taylor, 2021-04-10, 12:55
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So the heel is around .451" raw or .454" coated?
- WB, 2021-04-10, 12:09
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The coating adds about .003" ...
- Jim Taylor, 2021-04-10, 11:33
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WATCH THAT HYPOCRISY STUFF--IT
- JT, 2021-04-10, 09:46
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I believe he disqualified himself
- steve todd, 2021-04-10, 10:06
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YOU THINK THE BOLDEST HYPOCRITES DON'T? (nm)
- JT, 2021-04-10, 13:51
- I use Mark Twain's advice ... - Jim Taylor, 2021-04-10, 14:04
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YOU THINK THE BOLDEST HYPOCRITES DON'T? (nm)
- JT, 2021-04-10, 13:51
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I believe he disqualified himself
- steve todd, 2021-04-10, 10:06
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Please measure the lower shank/heel
- WB, 2021-04-10, 10:24