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FYI CASE FORMING 30-06
CHEVELLE427
Member Posts: 6,750
LOOKS LIKE 3006 case are good for more then just 3006.[;)]
i knew i could use 30-06 case to make
8mm mauser ,
but didn't know there were so many other ones out there,that can be made from 30-06
300 sav,
6mm
25-06
22-250,
257 roberts
270 win
7x57 mauser
7.65 belgian,
308 win,
35 whelen,
358 win,
my book states 243 from 308 cases but i have found a few 243 that have 30-06 stamped on the face AND some military case that have been formed to 243.
i knew i could use 30-06 case to make
8mm mauser ,
but didn't know there were so many other ones out there,that can be made from 30-06
300 sav,
6mm
25-06
22-250,
257 roberts
270 win
7x57 mauser
7.65 belgian,
308 win,
35 whelen,
358 win,
my book states 243 from 308 cases but i have found a few 243 that have 30-06 stamped on the face AND some military case that have been formed to 243.
Comments
W.D.
What about .35 Rem ?
Handload,
the 35Rem has a smaller rim and base diameter than the Mauser family.
but thanks for adding more to my list, think ill start keeping my 3006 case instead of trading them off [;)]
is that true? wouldnt the brass be to worn for them? if not couldnt you cut it down to other 45 cals? 45lc, 454, ect...?
While you could cut it down to 45ACP or even 45GAP, the Colt and Cassull cartridges you mentioned are rimmed (of course with a lot of machining you could thread the base than make a rimmed collar....)
Of course if that guy would anneal the necks, and set his sizing die properly, he could make his brass last for 40-50 reloads, and than form it back to one of the x57 cartridges, shoot it a few more times before turning it into 308Win. After that, trim it back to make 44 Auto Mag cases before turning it into 45ACP cases [:D]
Would be fun to have a box o .45ACP, all with Headstamp 30-06!!!
gotta have a reamer of some sort to thin the walls, I have tried it.
Sort of off the subject, but most of my "30-06" cases began life as 270 and 25-06 that were carefully lubed and stretched, trimmed to length.