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03-18-2017, 11:24 AM,
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Kurt
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RE: Roller
Bill.
Is this a .44-70 Maynard chamber? That is a great caliber if it is.
If that chamber has a tight case neck using the chamber reamer for a sizing die is not ideal for use on new unfired brass even if it is annealed because the brass will spring back a little making chambering hard as well as extracting the fired cases once you get the round chambered for a few loadings. I went through this with one of my rifles using a chamber reamer for the sizing die. When I order a die for a tight chamber I also get a matching reamer with a smaller diameter made so this problem does not happen. But once the brass has been fired a few times the chamber reamer die will work great.
One thing in your favor is your roller it will came a round in but you might need your rod to get the fired case back out for a couple shots.
Kurt
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03-18-2017, 12:18 PM,
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Old Jim
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RE: Roller
I remember runnin' across't an old geezer @ the Quigley years ago that packed a 2# rock along to help chamber his stuborn loads in an old roller he loved to use. I never had that problem  !
I load bullets where they engrave the leade about 30 thousands in my roller, using the block to cam that last little bit.
Jim
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03-18-2017, 03:10 PM,
(This post was last modified: 03-18-2017, 03:14 PM by Old Jim.)
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Old Jim
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RE: Roller
Bill was here at the house yesterday, and when he went out the door, I suggested that he should shoot well.
Looks as though he took my advice, pretty dang good shootin' Bill  !
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03-18-2017, 05:04 PM,
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Kurt
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RE: Roller
Bill
Kelley O Roos shot a 44-70 Maynard based on the .45-70 case and he was tough to beat with that rifle. This silhouette rifle I'm working on now was a tough diction between the .44-70 Maynard and the .40-65.
I was coming down to Effingham next weekend for the first match of the season but things got in the way again.
Kurt
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03-18-2017, 06:01 PM,
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Old Jim
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RE: Roller
The one and only "MLV" had this rifle for sale on GB!
Appears to be sold!
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