Bottleneck | search
Click here to view Bottleneck news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Largest 5.56 based cartridges? | Northwest FirearmsOn another forum, someone posted a link to one of the pages of ar15 barrels website, describing a straight walled 5.56 case with a .357 bullet, called .357 Rimless.. and then on a search, found some posts by the guy who owns that website.. turns out the AR magazine design is what is preventing the larger bullets from feedig reliably due to the deep ribs for the bottleneck 5.56 cartridges ...
- To crimp, or not to crimp? Reloading 223 ammo for AR15's.I never crimped loads for my bolt action .223 rifles, but the violent feeding of the semiautomatic AR-15 and the potential problems created by bullet setback led me to using a Lee factory crimp die to lightly crimp my AR loads.
- Sharps "Old Reliable" .40 Caliber - Northwest FirearmsOriginal Sharps cartridges in 40 caliber range from the 40-50-265 Bottleneck to the 40-90-370 Straight. The Business Rifle was brought out in 1876 and offered in calibers 40-70 and 45-75 Sharps. A 40-70 Sharps Bottleneck has a case length of 2 1/4" A 40-70 Sharps Straight has a case length 0f 2 1/2" A 40-90 Sharps Bottleneck has a case length ...
- Best Methods To Neck Size Bottleneck Case With FL Sizing Die?I would like to experiment with some neck sized loads before buying neck sizing dies for various cartridges. I will be starting with 223 and using RCBS FL dies. What is the best way to set up a FL sizing die to size the neck only?
- 9mm Luger carbide dies: Lee vs. RCBS | Northwest FirearmsI'm starting to reload 9mm Luger and I have two sets of dies available to me. I'd appreciate feedback on your experience with them. Mixing and matching from both is also possible. Lee Deluxe 4-Die Set (carbide sizing, powder-through expander, seater, carbide factory crimp) RCBS 3-Die Carbide...
More
