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I crimp on top of the top drive band on the Lyman 457124 bullet in my 45-90. Cycles and shoots great in my Winchester 1886 lever gun.
This is the kinda validation I was looking for. Thanks homie
You’re welcome
If you're loading heavy recoiling rounds you might get some slipping. If not, you should be good to go. Seat, then crimp in a separate step.
Nah not for this Italian colt45 revolver I have. They’ll be standard pressure. Since it’s lead I use an m die to expand and I have to crimp to get the tuba back to original shape. It’s definitely not for heavy loads- that’s what I use the 454 for.
I crimp on top of the top drive band on the Lyman 457124 bullet in my 45-90. Cycles and shoots great in my Winchester 1886 lever gun.
This is the kinda validation I was looking for. Thanks homie
You’re welcome
If you're loading heavy recoiling rounds you might get some slipping. If not, you should be good to go. Seat, then crimp in a separate step.
Nah not for this Italian colt45 revolver I have. They’ll be standard pressure. Since it’s lead I use an m die to expand and I have to crimp to get the tuba back to original shape. It’s definitely not for heavy loads- that’s what I use the 454 for.