Santa came a lil early fer Shorty.....

chambered221

Omini..........Cannelure tool ???

Ominivision1

Yup, they make them, here's 2 that I have seen.

www.corbins.com/hct-1.htm

www.buffaloarms.com/De...7&CAT=3872

I have seen both of these in action and while corbins also has a power cannelure tool that runs on electric, the hand tool from buffalo arms seems sufficient.

stovepipe

chambered221 wrote:

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Still think you got me confused with someone else !!!

2- Is that the tool............ you forgot to answer that one.

3- How much of the bullet is BT .......... you got calipers don't ya ???

1- nope- yer it ya silly savage, pay up sucka Razz

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www.huntingnut.com/ind...;start=375

2- Yepper, you nailed it.

3- a bunch. Aint measured it yet. But comparing it to the Federal GMM factory load with the same exact bullet and at a COL of 2.810 average for the box of factory stuff I have left while honlding a fresh bullet next to it that's about as far out as I can go befand still have full neck/shank contact. Rather have a full neck grip on the shank than trying to sneak up on the lands and havving only half the neck gripping something.

44marty

Ominivision1 wrote:

Yup, they make them, here's 2 that I have seen.

www.corbins.com/hct-1.htm

www.buffaloarms.com/De...p;CAT=3872

I have seen both of these in action and while corbins also has a power cannelure tool that runs on electric, the hand tool from buffalo arms seems sufficient.

Thanks for posting this. It's giving me some ideas for my 300 WBY. This may become my next "science experiment".