300 rum gauges. Datum point stayed the same.
thanks for the info300 rum gauges. Datum point stayed the same.
I already built one that way. I did the math and found it gives me a .091" flat at the start of the chamber which hasn't caused issues chambering a round or resizing as of yet.
It allowed me to use the 338 rum dies without messing with custom dies or buying expensive edge dies
It allowed me to use one reamer for 338 rum and edge chambers.
I was asking the question to see if anyone else used this method for edge or other chamberings. Can't imagine you couldn't make a 30-28 nosler with a 30 nosler reamer, using 30 nos dies .... haven't done a drawing on that one though
Very interesting. I am really liking the ability to change lengths of known performers while using normal brass and dies. Seems limitless. Nice work. Did you use 338 rum cases necked down to form the 270BD?This is essentially what I did for my 27 Boondoogle. I had a 27 Nosler reamer pushed about .130" deep. That gave me an extra long 27 Nosler with the same case body length as a 338 RUM but the shoulder angle and diameter of the Nosler case. It lets me use a 27 Nosler die to size the neck/shoulder. The problem would normally be sizing the case web since the shorter Nosler die isn't long enough and the RUM dies are too narrow at the shoulder. I have a die for a RUM improved wildcat that I can use for that though.
I'm sure he's played with many variants of the 338/300rum. The +p is interesting and I would like to see how he modified the edge to get the +pI would contact Defensive Edge and have a visit with
Mr. Carlock. He might be of some help
Very interesting. I am really liking the ability to change lengths of known performers while using normal brass and dies. Seems limitless. Nice work. Did you use 338 rum cases necked down to form the 270BD?
I don't think that case was formed by a chamber that has a parallel section. Does your reamer stop tapering at the exact cartridge length? I suspect your chamber tapers end to end. That case looks that way because your chamber is oversized and the case has expanded to fit the chamber except for the web area.I............ You can see the parallel section at the base of the case that was caused by pushing the reamer in deeper. View attachment 163268
Measure the diameter of a 300 RUM .091" below the shoulder and it should be .526", due to the taper. So this should make the whole chamber .001" larger if you push the reamer in the extra .091" deeper. A .001" larger bulge at the base shouldn't make a difference. There should be a greater difference in base diameter between different brands of brass.Shoulder diameter of a 300 RUM is .525. The 338 RUM is .526.
I'm sure he's played with many variants of the 338/300rum. The +p is interesting and I would like to see how he modified the edge to get the +p
Done for a lot of years too!! There are some slight variants that are interesting though!!Bore rider throat...Kiff and JGS can cut it on any reamer.