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I have a question regarding the correct crimp application in the 30 Carbine Revolver Round. In my Speer Loading #12 manual it states to use a slight taper crimp for the revolver rounds.
I know this is correct because of head spacing on the case mouth , but my question is what will keep the bullet from possibly jumping the crimp during recoil in the revolver?
I loaded up some 45 Colt Bullets from Ranier Bullets to shoot in my Ruger Vaquero.
These bullets were 250 grain TCJ WITHOUT a cannuler .
I was concerned about bullet jump with these bullets but a call to the factory assured me of using a 45ACP taper crimp die would do the trick!!!
These bullets were just light loads for plinking, and to my surprise the crimp did not hold at all.
Again what will keep this from happening in the 30 Carbine Revolver Rounds if fired with bullets without the cannuler? Paul D.
I know this is correct because of head spacing on the case mouth , but my question is what will keep the bullet from possibly jumping the crimp during recoil in the revolver?
I loaded up some 45 Colt Bullets from Ranier Bullets to shoot in my Ruger Vaquero.
These bullets were 250 grain TCJ WITHOUT a cannuler .
I was concerned about bullet jump with these bullets but a call to the factory assured me of using a 45ACP taper crimp die would do the trick!!!
These bullets were just light loads for plinking, and to my surprise the crimp did not hold at all.
Again what will keep this from happening in the 30 Carbine Revolver Rounds if fired with bullets without the cannuler? Paul D.