Dick Grosbier
Club Coordinator
I use a .323 for a 330 neck I ordered a .322 but have not tried it yet. 30 BR's like lots of neck tension.
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- Thread starter tiny68
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I use a .323 for a 330 neck I ordered a .322 but have not tried it yet. 30 BR's like lots of neck tension.
Thanks
Dick,
Thanks. I may already be on track. Mine is a 0.332 neck and my rounds run 0.3305-0.3310". I have a 0.325 and 0.326 bushing, but I assume that was too much tension. Have run alot of round downrange, but it looked promising with the 0.326" bushing. I guess I need to just start putting lead down range to figure this stuff out.
Thanks again for the discussion from all,
Tiny
Dick,
Thanks. I may already be on track. Mine is a 0.332 neck and my rounds run 0.3305-0.3310". I have a 0.325 and 0.326 bushing, but I assume that was too much tension. Have run alot of round downrange, but it looked promising with the 0.326" bushing. I guess I need to just start putting lead down range to figure this stuff out.
Thanks again for the discussion from all,
Tiny
Butch Lambert
Active member
Besides having most 22 sizes, I have .285, .327, .3275, and .331. $26.50 ea. includes postage.These are carbide bushings.
Butch
Butch
Dick Wright
New member
Butch...
I didn't know you still had carbide bushings.
We gotta talk. I am currently doing a series of articles on the very best products that I have found for benchrest and if you still sell them, I will definitely include that in the article.
Dick
I didn't know you still had carbide bushings.
We gotta talk. I am currently doing a series of articles on the very best products that I have found for benchrest and if you still sell them, I will definitely include that in the article.
Dick
D
dmickey
Guest
All I have left in 30 cal. is .3275 and .331.
Butch
What about ones for .224, .243 and .257? Who else might have carbide bushings that would fit the Redding dies?
Butch Lambert
Active member
Dick,
I'm selling the balance of my inventory and have limited numbers: .241, .2425, .243, .244, .2595, .260, .286, .3275, and.331.
Butch
I'm selling the balance of my inventory and have limited numbers: .241, .2425, .243, .244, .2595, .260, .286, .3275, and.331.
Butch
Butch Lambert
Active member
Esten,
Your is packaged and addressed. It will go out in the morning.
Butch
Your is packaged and addressed. It will go out in the morning.
Butch
Dick Wright
New member
Butch...
I emailed you and haven't got a reply so far.
Should you have one left, I would like a .3275" bushing also.
I need your address to send the check.
Thanks,
Dick
I emailed you and haven't got a reply so far.
Should you have one left, I would like a .3275" bushing also.
I need your address to send the check.
Thanks,
Dick
Butch Lambert
Active member
Dick,
I haven't received an email yet. I do need an address to mail.
Butch Lambert
10099 FM 1565
Poetry, Tx. 75160
Thanks Butch
I haven't received an email yet. I do need an address to mail.
Butch Lambert
10099 FM 1565
Poetry, Tx. 75160
Thanks Butch
Dick Wright
New member
Butch,
Glad you have one. Carbide bushings are far better than any others if for no better reason than it's easy for someone who knows what they are doing to grind a really smooth finish on the radius and I.D. where it counts.
Mail to...
Dick Wright
9421 E. Mannsiding Rd.
Clare, MI 48617
Thanks,
Dick
P.S. My emails haven't been getting thru very well lately. ??????
Glad you have one. Carbide bushings are far better than any others if for no better reason than it's easy for someone who knows what they are doing to grind a really smooth finish on the radius and I.D. where it counts.
Mail to...
Dick Wright
9421 E. Mannsiding Rd.
Clare, MI 48617
Thanks,
Dick
P.S. My emails haven't been getting thru very well lately. ??????