12-25-2019, 02:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-25-2019, 02:13 PM by cwlongshot.)
JSH Wrote:Folks running jacketed through a push through sizer die, this can cause bullet failure. It will size the core down and the jacket may spring back.
I am gonna set on the fence for a while on the 350.
The .355/.356 diameter, was that for some state law? I mean some of these laws were set up by people that knew little of what the spoke.
This fine state I live in for years had to be larger than .224 and then specific case length. That was changed and now it is just any center fire.
Dumb and dumber.
Spring back is extremely minimal at best. The bullets Im speaking of are pistol, with soft lead cores and thin jackets. They are not at all as durable as you appear to assume. Maybe there would be truth where you attempt to resize FMJ OR SOLID Rifle projectiles, but its simply not a measurable concern with pistol bullets.
As for the 35 cal its all the way individual states wrote there own regulations. Some stipulate a exact diameter. Assumingely to prohibit the 9mm. While others simply state 35 caliber.
Many states start at .243 while others simply state CF calibers while others too state .224.
CW