Question for you .32RF Reloaders...

[Skorenzy]

Greetings all,

Got a quick question for you guys who reload their own .32rf with the Ramset Method.

I recently came into possesion of a spur trigger .32rf; I was hoping to do some reloading with the method above but, I notice that some of the chamber walls are pretty thin (looks like Slipshod Manufacturing).

Just wanted to hear from others if they have safely shot their .32RF that has the same problem; whether or not I hear an "all clear" from you guys I am going to build myself a "Kaboom Box" that I can mount the pistol in, discharge by use of a string and keep everything contained in the event of a catastrophic failure.

Thanks

 

[antiqueguy]

id go with uncrimping the blanks dumping the powder cutting off the crimpsn for this i use a little piece of steel pipe thats drilled out to fit the blank and cut to just below the top of the crimp then i can use a hack saw to cut the crimp off. seat the primer fill it with blackpowder and done

 

[mooncoon]

stick with the lowest powered ramsets and you should not have to open them up. Green are the weakest I think

cheers mooncoon

 

[Skorenzy]

Thanks for the input so far, I was planning on using the Green Ramset on its own; If anyone else has experience to share, feel free to chime in.

Regards

 

[antiqueguy]

stick with the lowest powered ramsets and you should not have to open them up. Green are the weakest I think

cheers mooncoon

brown in .27

 

[gutinater]

I use green with a .312 roundball, it sounds fairly puny

 

[Willy Tincup]

The .27 Hilti charges are Brown, Green, Yellow, Red and numbered #2,3,4,5 respectively. I have no info on wether there is a No 1 or not.

 

[antiqueguy]

The .27 Hilti charges are Brown, Green, Yellow, Red and numbered #2,3,4,5 respectively. I have no info on wether there is a No 1 or not.

nope thats .22 hilti witch is white