Hi
I need to have my Redding Comp Bushing and seater die sleaves reamed with my chamber reamer as they are for a standard 6.5x55 and not an AI. Has anyone had this completed before?? Any by who / how much etc.
I figure they could be setup in the lathe but the obviously the reamer pilot wont located it etc...????
Ryan
Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
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Re: Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
Ive had standard 6br comp dies reamed out for 6dasher. can be done by anyone competent!
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Re: Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
Thanks Trev.
These are your ones that came with the reamer.
Thanks to this joint I have a lead on a bloke.
Ryan
These are your ones that came with the reamer.
Thanks to this joint I have a lead on a bloke.
Ryan
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Re: Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
If you get stuck let me know.
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Re: Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
I use wilson seater blanks for my f class seating dies- just work out the height needed with a projectile and cut it to suit, then run the reamer in. Pretty simple job for any gunsmith.
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Re: Reaming Redding Comp Die Sleaves
Got my dies back yesterday all sweet!
Big thanks to Camel for recomending DavidC over on AHN. Back in a week and a half and less than $50 posted which is pretty damn good.
Take me all morning if not longer if I went out to the old mans lathe.
Ryan
Big thanks to Camel for recomending DavidC over on AHN. Back in a week and a half and less than $50 posted which is pretty damn good.
Take me all morning if not longer if I went out to the old mans lathe.
Ryan