Reeder Custom Guns - Are you referring to the profile of the chamber matching

Asa
Are you referring to the profile of the chamber matching
Thursday, June 06, 2019, 07:59

the profile of factory ammo and profile of resized brass? That has been the problem for a long time if so. Not sure if it was difference in opinion or people without the correct specs. I believe this is what caused these two cartridges to fall to the wayside at least in part, the thin brass that is used and the excessive working of the brass. I have read about others using tighter chambers and reloading dies cut to those chambers with great success in extending brass life.

Why are chambers so different than factory - WB, 2019-06-06, 06:54
- Are you referring to the profile of the chamber matching - Asa, 2019-06-06, 07:59
  - Yes, it varies with maker. I guess there is such a - WB, 2019-06-06, 10:30
    - if you look up the ballistics/specs of the cartridge they - Gary Reeder, 2019-06-06, 10:58
      - I've found the same as WB with both rounds.. - Huey, 2019-06-06, 11:18
        ANOTHER PROBLEM ESPECIALLY WITH - JT, 2019-06-06, 11:29
        I got lucky on the 44-40 throats... - Huey, 2019-06-06, 12:54
        our problem here is rim thickness. I have found - Gary Reeder, 2019-06-06, 12:57
        You say that, but the Colt-Ruger Hybrid made Reeder #26... - Huey, 2019-06-06, 13:07
        I had an old New Service, 38 W.C.F. - WB, 2019-06-06, 12:21
        The Ruger Buckeyes had that problem... - Huey, 2019-06-06, 13:17
        THE LEE COLLETT CRIMP DIE/FACTORY - JT, 2019-06-06, 14:45
        It's an exceptional product... (nm) - Huey, 2019-06-06, 14:57