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Armeriaregina
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about 8 hours ago
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I Profile Crimp Dies della Redding sono matrici progettate per ottenere una crimpatura più stretta e uniforme, combinando una prima fase di taper crimp con una successiva operazione di roll crimp ben definita. Questo sistema consente di ottenere una crimpatura più precisa e costante, a condizione che la palla sia stata precedentemente inserita nel bossolo alla corretta profondità. Poiché l'operazione meccanica della matrice prevede anche una fase di roll crimp, questi dies non sono destinati alle cartucce il cui bossolo presenta pareti dritte e collarino non sporgente (Straight Wall Rimless), in quanto in camera vanno in battuta sulla superficie della bocca del bossolo.
Il modello 86262 è una matrice "Special Purpose" in quanto è stata sviluppata specificamente per la crimpatura delle palle della serie FTX di Hornady per il calibro .45-70 Government. La configurazione speciale del die è necessaria perché queste palle adottano un profilo dell’ogiva allungato, che richiede l’utilizzo di bossoli con una lunghezza totale inferiore rispetto alla norma. L’impiego di un bossolo standard del .45-70, infatti, comporterebbe una lunghezza complessiva della cartuccia eccessiva, mentre un inserimento più profondo della palla nel bossolo standard non garantirebbe la corretta geometria della cartuccia in camera, portando a picchi di pressione anomali e pericolosi.
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