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Re: Fire forming new brass
Reply #15 - yesterday at 3:37pm
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calledflyer wrote yesterday at 2:45pm:
OK, I wondered about that earlier post- it sorta sounded like it was  next thing to a full safari with porters and all. I never tried to aim a forming load (not that I did a zillion of them), just up in the air at the range and retreat to home.



Grin  No, usually they're shot at card table distances.  I guess I've fireformed hundreds of rounds over the years.  We've always lived on acreage so it is step out the door and fire.

Last year there was more squirrels than I ever remember and I hunted squirrels for 67 years.  They were of Biblical proportions.  Standing just off my front porch I killed over 60 and it didn't look as if I made a dent.  So it's easy to shoot here.
  
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Reply #16 - Today at 10:56am
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For those interested it a cutoff saw as shown in Marlinguy's post here is the one I use from Harbor Freight. I have used it hundreds of times without problems.

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Reply #17 - Today at 4:33pm
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Same here.  I’ve used that HF cutoff saw to trim thousands of pieces of brass.  I make jigs to bolt to the saw a king it easier to get precise cut lengths.  When I say thousands of pieces of brass, I mean thousands.  A few years back I converted an entire 5 gallon bucket full of LC 5.56 brass to .300 Blackout.  Every piece was cut on my HF cutoff saw.
  
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