I had really good luck forming the BEE from 32-20 brass. I bumped the shoulder back about 1/4” with a 25-20 trim die. I adjusted the expander ball in my FL BEE die to support the mouth as it hit the shoulder in the BEE die. Lots of lube and lots of passes to form. You’ll probably get some hydraulic deformation but it’ll blow out.
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Revisting an old friend...
- WB, 2018-06-15, 08:07
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Let me know if you need dies to form BEE brass.
- O’ Gary, 2018-06-15, 11:03
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I had good luck too. I called our distributor and said send
- Gary Reeder, 2018-06-15, 13:10
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Take care fo them, probably last for about 3 yrs.
- WB, 2018-06-15, 13:48
- our sales girl at Hornady said she thought it would be - Gary Reeder, 2018-06-15, 21:04
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Take care fo them, probably last for about 3 yrs.
- WB, 2018-06-15, 13:48
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I had good luck too. I called our distributor and said send
- Gary Reeder, 2018-06-15, 13:10
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Let me know if you need dies to form BEE brass.
- O’ Gary, 2018-06-15, 11:03