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Old 04-06-2008, 07:58 PM
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300 Whisper Brass formed from 223?

I have read through QB's forming of whisper brass from 221 FB but I thought I could do it from 223. Is there a link or post where I can read how to do this?
Thanks guys...Im getting set up to reload however Im somewhat in the dark and want to TRY and get this right the first time.
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Old 04-06-2008, 10:05 PM
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Cold,

This is how I am currently making my brass.

http://www.quarterbore.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1763

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Old 04-06-2008, 10:23 PM
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All my Whisper brass starts as .223 brass. I like commercial .223 brass because MilSpec stuff has a thicker wall and the wall of the .223 becomes the neck of the Whisper.
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Old 04-07-2008, 12:07 AM
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My operation is pretty much the same except I form before cutting to length. Basically I decap, clean, swage, form, trim to 1.355, debur and throw it in the box for loading. All stages are usually a seperate session except the trimming, deburring and throwing it in a box part.
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Old 04-08-2008, 02:13 AM
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Hey 320PF, you haven't got your Dillon trimmer working yet? Mine works slick with the extended ram you lead me onto. From .223 to .300 in just 2 seconds and one stroke. I'm still scratching my head how the YouTube guy with the Dillon 650 got the chips to clear? I made almost 1000 this weekend. I tumble after trimming to remove any burrs and then deprime at the end because I hate media in my primer pockets. I'm taking my vacuum cleaner bag to the recycler though. I ran across a batch of Federal cases with .014" -.015" neck walls. The thickest LC I've found so far were .013". I wonder if Noveske would cut me a case gage? I never know if its my neck too thick or I need a small base die for the lower end if they are tight. I also loaded the buffalo and rabbit pics you asked for.
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Old 04-08-2008, 03:43 AM
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Could a Giraud be made to make short work of turning a .223 case into .300W?
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Old 04-08-2008, 08:19 PM
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Hey 320PF, you haven't got your Dillon trimmer working yet? Mine works slick with the extended ram you lead me onto. From .223 to .300 in just 2 seconds and one stroke. I'm still scratching my head how the YouTube guy with the Dillon 650 got the chips to clear? I made almost 1000 this weekend. I tumble after trimming to remove any burrs and then deprime at the end because I hate media in my primer pockets. I'm taking my vacuum cleaner bag to the recycler though. I ran across a batch of Federal cases with .014" -.015" neck walls. The thickest LC I've found so far were .013". I wonder if Noveske would cut me a case gage? I never know if its my neck too thick or I need a small base die for the lower end if they are tight. I also loaded the buffalo and rabbit pics you asked for.
I was at a match in AZ last week and I had a chance to stop by Dillon. I ordered a 1050 with a customized toolhead. When I get it up and running I will report back.

I use a Redding forming die for a case gage... costs about ~$45

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