Do "rimless" chambering reamers continue

WB
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Friday, October 04, 2024, 07:29 (663 days ago)

to cut, lacking a "stop" like a rimmed cartridge reamer that bottoms out? I've used throating reamers that do not have a stop. I went a little too deep once but it actually shoot great.

I've never used rimless chambering reamers and wondered how you made consistent depth stop points. If they had a stop or you used mechanical depth stopping points.

Most of ours have a steel "stop" ring screwed onto

Gary Reeder
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Friday, October 04, 2024, 11:03 (663 days ago) @ WB

the reamer. Doing it in a lathe is the best way to do it if the barrel is out of the action. You can also go by the numbers on the DRO but that can be touchy too.

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