Iski goli meri goli se chamakdar kaiseyOlly wrote:Sagar,
Thanks for the positive contribution to the discussion. Much appreciated !
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Iski goli meri goli se chamakdar kaiseyOlly wrote:Sagar,
Thanks for the positive contribution to the discussion. Much appreciated !
I am sure you mean that you do it with empty brass.Doing that with loaded ammo is a scary thought.Certainly not recommended.If you do it with rifle ammo you are going to break the powder down and the next time you fire it,it might just blow up your rifle.MoA wrote:I clean my ammo in the tumbler... but that isnt going to be possible in desh.
So the Sawdust with a few drops of kerosene would work. Take an emply tim... fill 3/4 with sawdust a few drops of KOil, dump the amo in. And figure out a way to vibrate it for a couple of hours.
MoA wrote:I personally have tumbled every caliber I own without any issues.
It does not break the powder down, it will not set off the rounds, and it certainly will shine the ammo right up.
I do it regularly and have as yet to have any issue. Almost every person reloading that I know has done it, without any issues.
I don't understand what you have written. Reloading for your own licensed firearm is allowed. It may be difficult to do so because of lack of supplies and all but people still do it. Why the bank gaurd reference? I mean I'm gulity of cleaning up my .22 ammo to prevent jams in my rifle and I am also guilty of lubing them for extra blinge.sawbones wrote:hey guys
take a bunch of IOF fireworks polish them and blow them up !!!!! pretend that they are stingers much like the maruti 800 which used to give 25 km / liter in the old days. pun intended..
maybe im just too old to get the point
is this a forum for bank guards ?
moa please,, reloading is not quite rum in india
was a time when i used to make my own powder also but that is history.my son who was two then is now at the end of med college at vellore, my own Alma mater
sawbones