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The 75 has no equal,anywhere or at any angle.

Hint................


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Originally Posted by HawkI
About the only time I get versatile is when I pull away with the left hand...."The Stranger", as it were....


Use both hands and you'll have a three-way�. grin


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I'll try that....its about shower time....

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Originally Posted by HawkI
You could make a lot of 222 Mags from 204 cases....without fireforming...but that's just a WAG...

You'd have to set the shoulder back, not sure about trimming.

MUCH easier to open .204 to .224 and just rock and roll.

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Originally Posted by Big Stick
The 75 has no equal,anywhere or at any angle.

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They rock in the 222 Mag.....

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by HawkI
You could make a lot of 222 Mags from 204 cases....without fireforming...but that's just a WAG...

You'd have to set the shoulder back, not sure about trimming.

MUCH easier to open .204 to .224 and just rock and roll.

DF


Are you sure about that?

Are you sure you're not fireforming?

Are any of you broke dicks paying attention here?!

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There's NO way they can't not rock,assuming the holes are round.............


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Tough to shoot the first poke,without fireforming...no matter the headstamp.

'Course,that fact ruins lotsa folks fun................(grin)



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the 80 grain A Max in a 22/204 would trump it in accuracy and ability....bet that just pisses the crap outta ya, don't it Schmuck.... grin

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If the 80's('Max or Berger) shined,I'd simply shoot 'em. They do not,so I do not...nor do I know anyone who does.

You are ALWAYS going to be best served by taking notes and applying same.

Hint.

Laughing!...........



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Originally Posted by HawkI
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You could make a lot of 222 Mags from 204 cases....without fireforming...but that's just a WAG...

You'd have to set the shoulder back, not sure about trimming.

MUCH easier to open .204 to .224 and just rock and roll.

DF


Are you sure about that?

Are you sure you're not fireforming?

Are any of you broke dicks paying attention here?!

Technically, I guess every piece of virgin brass fired for the first time is fire formed to the chamber.

I never tried to make a .222 mag round out of a .204 case. Just look at the specs. I think the .22-204 shoulder is a bit forward of the .222 mag shoulder, thus the set back.

aalf has posted photos of the differences, has done a lot of work with the .22-204. Do a search and you'll find those photos.

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Pard is going the other way,turning Deuce Mag to 204...because the only 204 brass he could score was Hornady and it was ABSOLUTE phuqqing junk.............


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Well, Deuce Mag is all Remington, if you can find any...

And, Horn. isn't the only .204 brass out there.

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All he could score and threw it off a cliff,less loading any of it again.

I hear good things about R/P hulls...............


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Not much diff, really, between a 223 AI, 222 Mag and a 22-204 so far as burning powder and the results.

Something to beat dicks over...

I don't think Al ever had a 222 Mag. case.
One trip through an FL die, set up correctly, will give 110% positive headspace.

222 Mag, 222 Mag Ackley, and a 22-204 mock.

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Gotsta love 75's at 3100fps+ via 21" spout and 26grs of powder...............


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The 2 on the right are as necessary as nipples on a man...


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Well, Deuce Mag is all Remington, if you can find any...

And, Horn. isn't the only .204 brass out there.

DF


No trouble.

I've got about 2,000 NIB pieces of Herters that some Finnish outfit made....

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I run 26.5 grs of 15 in my Remington with 75's. 3,100 but its got a 24" tube.

Also needs bushed....

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whistle laugh

You gonna kick punch Rancho in the twins when you see him?

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