Legionnaire
Contributing Member
I still consider myself fairly new to reloading, with lots to learn. I've been reloading Missouri Bullet hard cast lead projectiles in straight-walled handgun cartridges for some time now with great success. It's fairly easy to flare the case mouth of a .357 or .44 mag case to start the bullet, be they hard cast lead or jacketed.
What do you do with bottle-necked rifle cases? I don't recall reading anywhere about dies to flare the mouth of such cases. Are there any special procedures to follow when seating hard cast lead boolits in rifle cartridges? Inquiring minds want to know.
Thanks!
What do you do with bottle-necked rifle cases? I don't recall reading anywhere about dies to flare the mouth of such cases. Are there any special procedures to follow when seating hard cast lead boolits in rifle cartridges? Inquiring minds want to know.
Thanks!