Sounds good to me.
If I collect a set of dies, before long you know I'll find some component bullets. Presently the trap will spring completely and I'll bring home a rifle.
Today I stopped at the closest local shop to see what they had by way of Savage 99s. There was one on the rack, but it was chambered in .22 Savage Hi-Power. A neat little cartridge invented by Charles Newton, but it uses a non-standard .228-diameter bullet that you have to order from Europe.
Nope. That's a bridge too far for me. I'm not done with my .250-3000 jones yet. 
Let me know how much you would like for the dies, and thanks.
-AaronB
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- Well that tears it... (new caliber) -
AaronB,
2026-03-23, 14:04
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- The one in 14 twist won't stabilize real spitzers... -
JD,
2026-03-23, 14:21
- How fast were you pushing them? -
AaronB,
2026-03-24, 07:48
- How fast were you pushing them? -
JD,
2026-03-24, 15:47
- Well there goes that theory. -
AaronB,
2026-03-24, 15:57
- Well there goes that theory. - JD, 2026-03-24, 20:42
- Well there goes that theory. -
AaronB,
2026-03-24, 15:57
- How fast were you pushing them? -
JD,
2026-03-24, 15:47
- How fast were you pushing them? -
AaronB,
2026-03-24, 07:48
- Well that tears it... (new caliber) - Jared, 2026-03-25, 08:56
- Tip you over the edge...maybe? -
Hoot,
2026-03-25, 12:52
- Sounds good to me. -
AaronB,
2026-03-25, 17:20
- Sounds good to me. - Hoot, 2026-03-26, 12:24
- Sounds good to me. -
AaronB,
2026-03-25, 17:20
- The one in 14 twist won't stabilize real spitzers... -
JD,
2026-03-23, 14:21