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Fire-forming 357 SIG Brass to 40 S&W?

Thread starter kcofohio
Start date Nov 23, 2021

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GunnyUSMC

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Dec 18, 2021

#26

kcofohio said:
I may accept your generous offer. And, since it's a Christmas gift, if you don't mind, I would like to gift to other members some 357 SIG as a forward from Gunny.

Just PM me your shipping info. :thumbup:

:thumbup:

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kcofohio

Member

Jan 1, 2022

#27

Thank you @GunnyUSMC !

Happy New Year to all!

BigBlue 94

Member

Jan 2, 2022

#28

Seems like a similar process to making 357 Herrett from 30WCF. Annealed brass is your friend. As are gradual expansions, not all at once.

BreechFace

Member

Jan 11, 2022

#29

Haven't got a chance to look through my 40S&W for some nickel. But came across this in case you want more.
https://www.diamondkbrass.com/.40-S-and-W-NICKEL-500.html

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