I have a sinclair neck turner. I know of the K&M carbide fluted mandrel. Not sure if it will fit on a sinclair holder. So, what methods are available for removing the doughnut after neck turning for those that have a sinclair neck turner or maybe something that will work with a forester trimmer?
Removing Doughnut
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Re: Removing Doughnut
You that not all calibers are dounut makers, awhile ago Victor posted a link to an industrial supply house that sell hole reamers at a way better price than the reloading places sell them, you simply order the the size you need and when it arrives you use the reamer to remove the dounut, I don't neck up brass or shoot a caliber that makes dounuts so I don't have any
You that not all calibers are dounut makers, awhile ago Victor posted a link to an industrial supply house that sell hole reamers at a way better price than the reloading places sell them, you simply order the the size you need and when it arrives you use the reamer to remove the dounut, I don't neck up brass or shoot a caliber that makes dounuts so I don't have any
Re: Removing Doughnut
Forster makes inside neck reamers. You use them in the trimmer after the case has been fired. I got mine from Midway.
Forster makes inside neck reamers. You use them in the trimmer after the case has been fired. I got mine from Midway.
Re: Removing Doughnut
Is 6.5L a doughnut maker?
Victors link to MSC is broke.
Wonder if the K&M carbide pilot will fit on a sinclair?
Is 6.5L a doughnut maker?
Victors link to MSC is broke.
Wonder if the K&M carbide pilot will fit on a sinclair?
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