Reeder Custom Guns - Even though the "non-tapered" case has little or no push on

RA
Even though the "non-tapered" case has little or no push on
Wednesday, March 21, 2018, 14:58

the frame, it's recoil would be absorbed by the barrel and then the barrel would transfer that recoil to the frame through the hinge pin and other contact areas. In a bolt action the back thrust (with a non-tapered case) would be more on the action and less on the bolt. What do you think?

Something interesting to chew on. - WB, 2018-03-21, 13:23
- Interesting observation from today's shooting - Mike Casselton, 2018-03-22, 14:00
  - It's fun to ponder for sure. Love it. (nm) - WB, 2018-03-22, 21:09
- After reading your post I was - John W, 2018-03-22, 03:18
  - I read of an old wildcat the Eastern hunters dreamed up - WB, 2018-03-22, 06:49
    - I am rethinking some stuff, so to speak. - John W, 2018-03-22, 15:18
      - I've had a couple of JD's barrels but - WB, 2018-03-23, 06:13
- I would like to see a picture of the "firing device"? - JPL, 2018-03-21, 18:25
- WB, I think the test was to demonstrate... - RA, 2018-03-21, 14:14
  - A tapered case pushing 2000 fps force on the breech face?! - WB, 2018-03-21, 14:38
    - perhaps the reason for an increase - Todd C, 2018-03-21, 16:59
      - Off topic. Do have a website set up? Would like to buy some. - Jeff Spencer, 2018-03-21, 17:36
        Yes, I wish I could get some 250gr GC .401” bullets (nm) - O’ Gary, 2018-03-21, 17:44
        I have some with bullets and data for the 401 based GNR 's, - Sean Harper, 2018-03-22, 10:38
        I can attest the bullet design is tops! - WB, 2018-03-21, 18:30
    - Even though the "non-tapered" case has little or no push on - RA, 2018-03-21, 14:58
      - You are right, the info is so dramatic I got excited. - WB, 2018-03-21, 18:31