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Lemmon · May 13, 2011, 02:33 PM

I once picked up a rifle in .358 Winchester. Not having any .358 brass I ran through a number of brand new .308 Winchester brass though the sizing die and necked them up to .358. I did use some graphite to ease the process but it did not take long and I then had 100 new shells to reload. I have also with the proper dies changed 30-30 Winchester to 30 and 357 Herrett. Very accurate rounds out of a 10 inch TC barrel.

Lemmon

May 13, 2011, 02:33 PM	#11
Lemmon Senior Member Join Date: December 25, 2009 Location: Rural South Carolina Posts: 445	.308 to 358 easy with new brass I once picked up a rifle in .358 Winchester. Not having any .358 brass I ran through a number of brand new .308 Winchester brass though the sizing die and necked them up to .358. I did use some graphite to ease the process but it did not take long and I then had 100 new shells to reload. I have also with the proper dies changed 30-30 Winchester to 30 and 357 Herrett. Very accurate rounds out of a 10 inch TC barrel. Lemmon