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Forming 38-70 Brass
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I just acquired a 14 twist 38-70 BBL for a high wall from eBay.  #5 weight 34" long.  Doubles as a pry bar.   
Before I start Googleing, anyone have experience with forming brass?  I have some well used 45-90 I can use.

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Re: Forming 38-70 Brass
Reply #1 - Today at 8:44pm
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So far the not so helpful AI generated answer is to use a 38-70 sizing die after anealing a 45-90 case then trim to length. If I had the correct die I would not need your useless help Google.
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