The bad thing: we wants 285,- DM for them, about 190,- US-$.
Anyone here know a cheaper source ?
Thanks,
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But it is surely possible to reload yourself. The 8x54 is the 6.5x55
necked up to 8mm bullets.
I believe reloading data is possble to find.
Now, reloading dies is another problem....
I suppose you could get a gunsmith or machinist to modify a 6.5x55 die
set if you are unable to find 8x54 dies.
Ole-Hj. Kristensen
I'll bet that Huntington in Oroville, CA has 'em!
Byron, in Austin, TX
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#Ole-Hjalmar Kristensen FOU.TD/DELAB wrote:
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## Now, reloading dies is another problem....
## I suppose you could get a gunsmith or machinist to modify a 6.5x55 die
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## Ole-Hj. Kristensen
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#I'll bet that Huntington in Oroville, CA has 'em!
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And I'll bet C-H Tool and Die has them also and for 1/2 to 2/3 the
price of Huntington.
#But it is surely possible to reload yourself. The 8x54 is the 6.5x55
#necked up to 8mm bullets.
#I believe reloading data is possble to find.
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#Now, reloading dies is another problem....
Redding (and I believe RCBS) will make custom dies, given the
specifications in terms of reamer dimensions, or three fired cartridges.
Custom dies take 10-12 weeks to make and can be obtained through
Sinclair International. Tel: (219) 493 1858, fax (219) 493 2530. The
partial listing of (standard) dies made by Redding presented in
Sinclair's catalog doesn't appear to include the 8x54 but it may still
be a 'standard custom' die, I don't know.
--Jonathan
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