06-20-2022, 06:13 AM
Dub,
I agree with Kosh - best to make your own in the current climate.
With the Hornady generic case you have to measure the difference between their case and your own spent cases, and account for the difference when measuring. By making your own you don't have to worry about this. If you don't have the facilities a gunsmith or machine shop will do this in 5 minutes, cheap as chips. The thread is an unusual one so it is not a standard in tap and die kits.
I agree with Kosh - best to make your own in the current climate.
With the Hornady generic case you have to measure the difference between their case and your own spent cases, and account for the difference when measuring. By making your own you don't have to worry about this. If you don't have the facilities a gunsmith or machine shop will do this in 5 minutes, cheap as chips. The thread is an unusual one so it is not a standard in tap and die kits.

