#Yugo mauser 24 47 Patch
#Yugo mauser 24 47 full

The headspace danger is all in how much brass is unsupported outside the chamber. If not, and factory or truly FL sized brass does the same I'd have a gunsmith run a 8x57 reamer in the couple thousandths it's take to make it really right.Д«arring the availabiltiy of a gunsmith, or one having the reamer I'd shave a bit off the bottom of the size die to set the shoulder back a couple thou. Maybe you've checked already but I'd sure clean that chamber exceedingly well to make sure there isn't some petrified glob of something in there.

#Yugo mauser 24 47 Patch

I had to chuckle when I read, 'I have a great condition (they all are I understand) Yugo 24/47 I picked up at Big 5 Sporting goods last year for $100.00.' My brother bought one (but his was maybe 5 years ago) at a Big 5 and pushing a patch through it would get you a few tattered threads out the other end. At least your issue isn't having excessive headspace. If you have another rifle in this caliber remember that you'll have to keep the loaded ammo segregated and brass that's been loaded for the short chambered rifle should never be used in the rifle with a correct chamber. Someone else (perhaps a your child or grandchild) may well end up using your equipment one day and and may not know if or why it's been altered or what the consequences may be. Remember none of us will be here forever. If ammo loaded in these altered dies or shellholder is used in any other weapon it will be like firing a gun with excess headspace. Shortening either the shell holder or the die will result in making dangerous ammunition for any other weapon (of the same caliber) than the one your trying to come up with a remedy for. If you decide to have the rifle fixed correctly you'll only be out a shellholder. It's the cheapest part and can be marked as being altered much easier than a die can. If that's not an option I would suggest taking a little off the top of the shell holder. Is this a job best left only for a gunsmith or could someone being real careful do it?ДЇirst in my opinion the only correct way to fix this problem is to have the chamber cut deeper with the proper chamber reamer. So, how does one go about getting this taken care of? Do the smithy's take material off the bolt face or the back of the lugs or what? I would think the hardness of the lug faces might be sacrificed but maybe not.ДЄny ideas of a home remedy like lapping the lugs and measuring and lapping and measuring.

#Yugo mauser 24 47 full

I tried an RCBS full length resizing die and a Lee die to minimize my chances of the die variable.Д®ven factory ammo and military rounds unfired have this same problem. 005' off the face of the rim so as to shorten the cartridge.

Next thing I did was take the same dummy round and chuck it into the drill press & took.

I can see a shiny spot form on the forward shoulder corner of the case. I loaded up a dummy round with the boolit pushed back in so it doesn't touch the rifling and the bolt still closes tight. Trouble is that the bolt number doesn't match and just so happens that it appears a tad too long. I have a great condition (they all are I understand) Yugo 24/47 I picked up at Big 5 Sporting goods last year for $100.00.