I'm Pretty sure davids mailing address should work.
If you can't reach him by phone try mailing him.
I'm Pretty sure davids mailing address should work.
If you can't reach him by phone try mailing him.
[QUOTE=BillBrawand;847505]with one press. But 3 PRESSES WORKS NICER
[QUOTE=Mike Bryant, "I think a lot of what goes into a good bullet is in the core to jacket set up when seating the core. You want a core seating punch diameter that gives the least lead bleed by that you can get without scraping any jacket from the side walls. I check that with a bore scope without the right angle adapter. When you arrive at the punch size that you want to use, then, I go with Skip Otto's method of pressuring up the seated core. Keep applying more pressure by adjusting either the die length or the punch until your jacket lengthens .001". That's the point when the jacket is just beginning to stretch to fail. If you add much more pressure, the jacket will pop. I'm using a George Ulrich horizontal press for core seating. When you get the jacket to lengthen that .001", then I back off the core seating punch .001".
Mike, I don't make my own bullets but I have studied everything about the process for years and have made bullets under the supervision of both Charles Huckeba and Cecil Tucker. It is an interesting subject; isn't it ? And you are SO right with your explanation above about core seating.
Gene Beggs
remenber lead is soft even up to 6 percent it will flow with the amt. Of pressure from the punch and shoot like hell i did a lot of jt.
And 222 7mm. Shoot better than gang busters.
Bill are you telling me you make a 222gr 7MM Match bullet???
I don't own a 7mm of any sort but I'll build one to try out a 222gr bullet.