Reeder Custom Guns - The .300 GNR is a great ctg. but it seems

WB
The .300 GNR is a great ctg. but it seems
Saturday, January 27, 2018, 08:21

the little bit of effort required to make cases puts some guys off. Gary revised the idea and came up with the .321 that is as easy to form as sizing cases, that you need to do anyway. The performance difference in the 20% capacity difference will likely go unnoticed unless you shoot every shot over a chronograph, it's just numbers anyway.

There is a ratio of neck down to case total diameter that is agreeable to the revolver application. The .321 should fare even better with less diameter. I love my .300 GNR but the .321 would make life lots easier. I only have to commission a new cylinder for my custom six-gun.

.321 - Frank Simon, 2018-01-26, 16:31
- yep you simply run the 357 Mag thru the sizer die - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-26, 17:07
  - What is the difference in case - Kantos Krieg, 2018-01-26, 19:41
    - there is no such thing as a 30 Herrett short. (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-26, 20:36
      - gary spends a lot of time, effort and probably a lot of cold - Charlie Anderson, 2018-01-26, 22:05
        thanks Charlie, but no big deal. I guess he is new here - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-26, 23:00
        Thanks for the reply regarding - Kantos Kreig, 2018-01-27, 06:53
        no big deal. You are allowed one fuggup on here, on the - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-27, 11:17
        The .300 GNR is a great ctg. but it seems - WB, 2018-01-27, 08:21
- +1 (nm) - Jfo4, 2018-01-26, 16:43
  - .321 - Frank Simon, 2018-01-26, 19:42
    - it can on the 6 shot but not the 7 shot (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-26, 20:39
      - after going over the numbers the 7 shot should work fine - Gary Reeder, 2018-01-27, 15:18
    - 321GNR - Frank Simon, 2018-01-26, 19:43