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Shooting Zaragoza
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Consigue un ajuste perfecto con los bujes de cuello de acero L.E. Wilson.
Los bujes de cuello endurecidos de acero inoxidable de L.E. Wilson son la solución ideal para un ajuste preciso de tus cartuchos. Wilson fabrica sus bujes en incrementos de .001”. El tamaño marcado en ellos se refiere al centro del buje, que está reamado con un taper de .003”. Dado que el cuello de la vaina solo llega hasta la mitad, se puede lograr un ajuste ligeramente más apretado al girar el buje, con las marcas hacia la vaina (marcas hacia abajo).
Este es principalmente un paso de emergencia que se debe tomar si el latón se ha endurecido, recuperándose más y ya no sostiene la bala; o para afinar el ajuste y proporcionar menos “apretón” que usando el buje más pequeño de manera normal. Están fabricados con especificaciones similares a los bujes de cuello Redding y no son intercambiables con los dies de Forster o RCBS.
Consejo de Brownells Gun Tech™:
Hay dos formas de seleccionar los bujes de cuello de acero que necesitas:
1. Mide el diámetro exterior del cuello de tu cartucho cargado y resta .002″ a .003″. Esto permite aproximadamente .001″ de latón para que se recupere y logre la tensión correcta del cuello.
2. También puedes medir el grosor de la pared del cuello de tu vaina, multiplicar por dos, agregar el diámetro de tu bala y restar .002″ a .003″.
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