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I'm hoping someone will offer to sell me with a couple 7x64 Breneke cartridges. I acquired a postwar small ring BRNO that I believe to be a Model 21 or 22. Someone stamped the barrel 280 but fully resized 280 brass is hard to chamber. However, I belive it could be 7x64 Breneke since that was a factory offering at the time.
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That would be the correct way.
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Chamber cast is best to see what it really might be. Not sure a 280 re-chambered would clean up a 7X64. a 280AI might. I have plenty of 7X4 brass, if you want one PM.
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