I just picked up my 375 AllenMag last Friday. I was sure I thought of everything, but I forgot about the loading blocks and ammo boxes. Did some looking, didn't find what I needed to know. What is everyone using for their 408CT based cartridges for a loading block and what works for like a 20rnd ammo box? Thanks
Loading blocks and ammo boxes 408
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Re: Loading blocks and ammo boxes 408
I use a Storm case # 2075 case with the removable square foam. It will handle the long COAL of these rounds.I can carry about 50 loaded rounds in it. Also, sinclair international sells cheap white loading blocks.
I use a Storm case # 2075 case with the removable square foam. It will handle the long COAL of these rounds.I can carry about 50 loaded rounds in it. Also, sinclair international sells cheap white loading blocks.
Re: Loading blocks and ammo boxes 408
I made my own loading blocks with a drill press and some oak. You just need the "froster" drill bits that leave a flat bottom. ( I think that is the right name)
I made my own loading blocks with a drill press and some oak. You just need the "froster" drill bits that leave a flat bottom. ( I think that is the right name)
Re: Loading blocks and ammo boxes 408
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jimmy M40a2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I made my own loading blocks with a drill press and some oak. You just need the "froster" drill bits that leave a flat bottom. ( I think that is the right name) </div></div>
Forstner bits. You could also use a spade bit, just might not be as clean on the bottom.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jimmy M40a2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I made my own loading blocks with a drill press and some oak. You just need the "froster" drill bits that leave a flat bottom. ( I think that is the right name) </div></div>
Forstner bits. You could also use a spade bit, just might not be as clean on the bottom.
