20 Vt case forming

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[Branxhunter]

Hmmmm, what are you up to..........


Marcus

[mick_762]

Hmmmm, what are you up to..........


Marcus

Maybe he has completed his first case?

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Sorry had a to duck away for a bit.

[mick_762]

99 left to go . . . . . .

[Camel]

Sako brass is good stuff.

[jacksaligari]

Hey camel forming 20/222 brass so much easier

[Camel]

Hey camel forming 20/222 brass so much easier

Yep, for us supposedly "simple" fellas.

[jacksaligari]

From the little off read there isn't much difference between 20/222 and the 20vt is there ?

[Chrispy]

Did you need to anneal the Sako brass? I just bought 300, and was considering forming them down to 221 or 17 fireball.

Chrispy

[Camel]

From the little off read there isn't much difference between 20/222 and the 20vt is there ?

Ti be honest Jack, there isn't a real lot of difference between the whole lot of the 20 cals built on that head size case, whats a couple of hundred fps really mean when used in normal varminting ranges, a poofteenth difference in flatness over those distances isn't really going to make that much difference.

[michaeljp]

What is the die your using to size from 223 down to 20VT, the one in your press with the hacksaw (Photo)

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Redding 221 fireball form and trim die

[michaeljp]

Thanks missed,
So you size a 223 case in the 221 form die then size again in a 20VT die, yes? What advantage is there in forming a 20VT case from a 223 case?

[kickinback]

Thanks missed,
So you size a 223 case in the 221 form die then size again in a 20VT die, yes? What advantage is there in forming a 20VT case from a 223 case?

223 brass is generally cheaper.


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