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Bogie · October 29, 2001, 02:16 PM

Dude, it's easy...

1. Call Sinclair, and order a drop tube adapter for your Uniflow. You'll like it, and it comes with different size inserts for different size cartridges.

2. While you're talking to 'em, tell 'em you want a Wilson deburring tool. Use it to chamfer and debur the case mouth. Then all you should have to do is set the bullet on the mouth, and raise the ram to the seater... No big deal.

The bullet does NOT have to be sitting inside the case prior to seating. The seater will take care of that. A nicely chamfered/deburred case mouth does make entry much smoother tho...

If you can load the brass, you can shoot the brass. Just look out for overly loose primer pockets, and incipient head seps...

October 29, 2001, 02:16 PM	#12
Bogie Senior Member Join Date: June 5, 2000 Location: Job hunting on the road... Posts: 3,827	Dude, it's easy... 1. Call Sinclair, and order a drop tube adapter for your Uniflow. You'll like it, and it comes with different size inserts for different size cartridges. 2. While you're talking to 'em, tell 'em you want a Wilson deburring tool. Use it to chamfer and debur the case mouth. Then all you should have to do is set the bullet on the mouth, and raise the ram to the seater... No big deal. The bullet does NOT have to be sitting inside the case prior to seating. The seater will take care of that. A nicely chamfered/deburred case mouth does make entry much smoother tho... If you can load the brass, you can shoot the brass. Just look out for overly loose primer pockets, and incipient head seps... __________________ Job hunting, but helping a friend out at www.vikingmachineusa.com - and learning the finer aspects of becoming a precision machinist. And making the world's greatest bottle openers!