The deference between the russian and PPC for memory is the body taper is just about taken out, and the shoulder is moved forward slightly and shoulder angle is slightly greater.stinkitup wrote:Would you use these dies for a 22 PPC but with bigger bushes, is there much difference between 22 PPC and 220 Russian? Figure must be something in it.
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So Glenn could you go through the steps to get the loaded case please ?
Perhaps in the Ammo & Reloading thread ?
Perhaps in the Ammo & Reloading thread ?
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I can do that.
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Right I'm coming in late is it a no neck turn chamber ? And who's been doing the chambering I'd like to do one myself
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Yeah no neck turn.
Not got anyone sorted for that yet. But I'm here in the West and I'll speak to my gunsmith he probably won't do it but will indicate who to use.
Not got anyone sorted for that yet. But I'm here in the West and I'll speak to my gunsmith he probably won't do it but will indicate who to use.
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stinkitup wrote:Would you use these dies for a 22 PPC but with bigger bushes, is there much difference between 22 PPC and 220 Russian? Figure must be something in it.
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Stinki don`t tell anyone but I use 22 PPC dies for my 20 PPC
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You know what ? I think I prefer the Beggs version, feeding wouldn't be a problem and there wouldn't be too much loss of speed. Either way, they are good looking cases.
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Good on yah!I think I prefer the Beggs version
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Yes well thats the beauty of body and neck dies and specially redding type bushing one for the body and pick a neck sizeMISSED wrote:220 Russian sized down to 20 cal and the 20 PPCstinkitup wrote:Would you use these dies for a 22 PPC but with bigger bushes, is there much difference between 22 PPC and 220 Russian? Figure must be something in it.
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Stinki don`t tell anyone but I use 22 PPC dies for my 20 PPC
I am going to do this with my 6.5AI necked up to 358....only problem is no 358 bushings but there are other 358 neck dies I can use. CH4D do a bushing die from 17 or 20 I think heck maybe it is 22 up to 450 so might just grab one.
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