Lots of threads out there, iirc, the paco is the only one to let you select a different OD.


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This sticky goes over all 3

This sticky goes over all 3.

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/rfcftp/pdfs/resizing-project.pdf

takes awhile to load but it is virus free and being a pdf file you can save it to your local pc.

Any ??? let me know. Don't make the "tapping" thing be a deal breaker. Read the whole document.

noremf(George)

 

This sticky goes over all 3.

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/rfcftp/pdfs/resizing-project.pdf

takes awhile to load but it is virus free and being a pdf file you can save it to your local pc.

Any ??? let me know. Don't make the "tapping" thing be a deal breaker. Read the whole document.

noremf(George)

That thought never crossed my mind. If I was worried about rounds going off during use of any of that tooling, I wouldn't have made, and use, this bullet puller.



I've read what some of the "grim speculators" have posted about using my bullet puller, same as those "chicken little's" say about how the bullet modifying tools will blow the roof off your house. Guess they just don't understand exactly HOW a rimfire primed case must be detonated.

One main reason I was asking for information HERE, was to get some trusted information from RFC members. The inter-web is too fraught with gun experts who are better off sticking to what they do best, "testing toilet bowl cleaners and catheters".

Thanks for all the input folks. Looks like the Waltz die set is no longer available?

 

Another why didn't I think of that?

Brilliant .22 bullet puller, thank you kindly.:bthumb::bthumb: I am going to try the Paco tool myself after carefully reading the resizing project, I've come to the conclusion that would suit my desires best, accuracy is my concern as I do not hunt anymore.
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Glad this came up...

A short time back I did not fully appreciate the Paco tool since the chambers of my tool were not exactly in line. This caused an inability to make HP's which was my primary reason for purchasing the tool.
Recently after reading "noremf"'s detailed project for the umpteenth time, I resized some Aguila Subsonic 40gr solids to .224 and .225. The results were remarkable for an old Ruger Single Six. It shoots the resized bullets wonderfully, better than I can shoot.
I owe noremf(George), and Paco also an apology. The tool really does work very well. fd

 

You are forgiven----that's a joke

A short time back I did not fully appreciate the Paco tool since the chambers of my tool were not exactly in line. This caused an inability to make HP's which was my primary reason for purchasing the tool.
Recently after reading "noremf"'s detailed project for the umpteenth time, I resized some Aguila Subsonic 40gr solids to .224 and .225. The results were remarkable for an old Ruger Single Six. It shoots the resized bullets wonderfully, better than I can shoot.
I owe noremf(George), and Paco also an apology. The tool really does work very well. fd

Get pm's up the wazooo.....tried one ammo, don't work, tried one gun, don't work, tried one size cause that is the spec for .22 lr, don't work, used small sledge hammer to "tap" the nose punch, don't work, dies suck you suck!!!!!!!!!

Glad you experimented cause. "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!"

Enjoy your single six.

noremf(George)

 

I use the PACO tool and really like it. I bump up CCI SV to .225 and use a seater stick to press it into the cylinders of my single six and get excellent accuracy from it. Also use the same ammo in my 39a shooting silhouette - microgroove barrels love fat bullets.
Then when I started making black powder .22's I started using it to seat my cast bullets from my Mos' mold. I had a friend turn an arbor for it with a cupped end so I wouldn't get the dimples shown here.

 

Then when I started making black powder .22's I started using it to seat my cast bullets from my Mos' mold. I had a friend turn an arbor for it with a cupped end so I wouldn't get the dimples shown here.

Is there a reason to make Black Powder .22's? ...as it's extremely corrosive. Pyrodex?

 

Black powder is not extremely corrosive. Old wives tale there...
But, I do it because I can! And the 22's I make are very accurate. I think I must be the only guy in the country shooting 22 bpcr matches with actual bpcr ammo!


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Black powder is not extremely corrosive. Old wives tale there...
But, I do it because I can! And the 22's I make are very accurate. I think I must be the only guy in the country shooting 22 bpcr matches with actual bpcr ammo!

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4F BP or do you screen a finer grain than 4F ?

 

Target rifle likes the old SK MATCH (no longer made) bumped to about 0.224. Those shoot MUCH better than Eley black box in the Kimber.

I use a Waltz. Waltz comes w/ 2 inserts to modify the bullet. One flattens and makes it look like Eley, the other is a hollow pointer.

Im in the process of bumping my last SK Match ammo for that gun.

Anyone know where I can get more??

 

Target rifle likes the old SK MATCH (no longer made) bumped to about 0.224. Those shoot MUCH better than Eley black box in the Kimber.

I use a Waltz. Waltz comes w/ 2 inserts to modify the bullet. One flattens and makes it look like Eley, the other is a hollow pointer.

Im in the process of bumping my last SK Match ammo for that gun.

Anyone know where I can get more??

Google Champion Shooters Supply (they are out of Ohio). I just bought some last Thursday.

Also I also bought a Neil Waltz die in January. As far as I know, he is still in business. Great product. Have no experience with Paco or D rock.

 

All I saw was RIFLE MATCH and PISTOL MATCH.. Id like MATCH--discontinued few yrs ago.

 

Great idea on the bullet puller. I have a collection of unfired 22rf that I got from my FIL. After he retired he used to go the the local gravel pit firing range on Monday mornings to collect spent brass left by week end shooters. He found a lot of unfired ammo and brought it home because sometimes it would fire in one of our rifles or pistols. This is a great salvage tool for those rounds that wouldn't fire.
Throw the lead in the melting pot, put a drop of oil in the empty case to kill the priming compound and throw the brass in the salvage bucket. I don't know how many 6 gal buckets of empty brass he took to the local metal salvage place but he was able to make a few extra bucks that way. I think I will make one. Thanks for the great idea!!