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 Post subject: .224 weaterby
PostPosted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:55 pm 
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How hard are rifles to find in .224 weatherby? Saw ammo at a gun show, and figured it would be a good round for varmintes.


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 Post subject: Re: .224 weaterby
PostPosted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:15 pm 
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Not that hard to find. A little pricey, though. One of those would be a good pasture poodle disassembly kit! :slng: SW

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Don't know if RCBS still makes them but they made case forming dies to make cases out of 30-06 cases.

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 Post subject: Re: .224 weaterby
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You would need a rockchuck press for forming the belt, I bet. SW

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You would need a rockchuck press for forming the belt, I bet. SW


That or a Herter's #3 press and a good bench.

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3650 fps? That would reach out and touch something.


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