[tx gun runner]

The reamer I used of this gun has done 2 other guns and both were world record holders . This is a tight neck 222 , which mean the case is NEVER resized . You fire the gun , knock the primer out and put a new one in , add powder and seat new bullet in case and it is ready to be fired again . The chamber only let the neck expand .001 to release bullet and then it springs back to original specs to hold new bullet tight . The brass NEVER wears out . My brass held a world records in the 60's and 70's and this is the 3rd barrel it has been use in . The powder is meter straight into case , so no scale is ever used . There is 2 dies , one holds the brass square and knocks the primer out only and the other one hold the brass and bullet square for seating and controls seating depth too . It's a shame , but I will never get to shoot it again and the next guy who buys it will never know anything about it .

 

[deputy125]

never shoot it again????

i thought with your health and shoulder problems, bench guns might be a good option for you.

 

[Terry_P]

A 2 oz trigger, whoo hoo you just think about it and it goes off.

What was your powder charge and BBL weight?

 

[tx gun runner]

never shoot it again????

i thought with your health and shoulder problems, bench guns might be a good option for you.

There no benchrest matches near me I know of .

 

[tx gun runner]

A 2 oz trigger, whoo hoo you just think about it and it goes off.

What was your powder charge and BBL weight?

I fill the case up 1/4 way up the neck with H322 and adjust the powder charge + or - to tune it for the day and the range . Remember altitude , humidity and temperature changes your loads . The barrel is 1 1/8 cylinder 20" long and 22 cal bore make it heavy and super stiff .