WTB .450/.400 Dummy Rounds (3)

[Papa72]

I reload for every caliber I own, but so far just can’t justify the expense of tooling up for this Ruger #1 .450/.400 3” NE. I haven’t had any luck locating Snap Caps or custom dummies online (NECG caps are not full length) and want to practice my reloading technique. So, if you do reload for the .450/.400 3” and are interested in pressing me out 3 dummies please PM me!

Thanks!

 

[Papa72]

….for a fee, of course! Didn’t make that part clear.

 

[Jefferry404]

wrote CAD program to 3D print cartridges, either to Saami or CIP specifications and some used for feed work. Not sure how much of demand would be for such a thing. Did not consider rimmed.

Steve

 

[Papa72]

I would be interested, if you ever find yourself drowning in the drudges of despair & needing purpose in life to regain your sense of fulfillment knowing that Papa72 would be eternally grateful & bestow upon you unimaginable wealth.

 

[Javaman]

Just PM’d you

 

[Jefferry404]

@Papa72
should be able to morph the program for rimmed (currently only has belt and rimless). What bullet will u be using?
Steve

 

[Papa72]

@Papa72
should be able to morph the program for rimmed (currently only has belt and rimless). What bullet will u be using?
Steve

I am using the Hornady 400g DGS & DGX.

 

[BGHNTR416]

I have dies and bullets. If you have some brass, you can send it to me along with a return postage paid envelope and I will put them together for you and send back.

 

[Franco]

I've got brass if you need some.

So, do you put something in the round to make it feel the same? I've just used live rounds whenever I've practiced loading; and what I practice is: pulling two rounds from my belt with my thumb and two fingers, rotate my hand palm up, and drop both rounds into the empty barrels.

So far, using that technique I've been able to hit/stop the pop-ups and chargers at FTW. Usually there's 3 - I was there about a month ago and they threw in an extra pop-up. If you can successfully hit the first ones as soon as they pop, you've got plenty of time for the chargers.

Just remember, "Slow is smooth and smooth is fast".

My biggest challenge had been the break on my double, but after a few hundred rounds it loosened up a bit.

I'm in East Texas as well - send me your address and I'll mail you some brass.