What Caliber do you roll size?

[blue edge]

I have allways used a Case Pro for 40 S&W. I now need to start sizing 38 super brass and other calibers.

So, what caliber or calibers do you size?

Thanks Kevin

 

[PhotoRecon]

9mm, 45 ACP and 223...

[RePete]

I can rollsize 9mm, 38SP, 40S&W, and 45ACP.

 

For .223 and .308 I use SB dies.

[Tom Freeman]

9, 38/357, 40, 44 mag, 45 ACP, 223 and 308.

 

I have asked about 30 Carbine and 45 Colt, but they arent offered for the commercial machine.

 

I asked about die blanks that I could machine down to the proper diameter, crickets.

[cool]

9mm

40

45

with commercial Rollsizer

[quiller]

9 and .223 on the smaller motorized Rollsizer. 

[2tuf4u]

38 SC, 40 and 45acp on the manual casepro. 40 s&W, 10mm and 9mm on the commercial Rollsizer

[MJC082581]

9mm, 40, 45, and 223/300

 

I figured I have the machine so why not do all them.  Yea, it may add a little more time but the brass comes out great and gauges every time.

[Boomstick303]

39 minutes ago, MJC082581 said:

and 223/300

 

Were you getting a higher rejection rate when you did not roll size .223/5.56?

[MJC082581]

7 hours ago, Boomstick303 said:

 

Were you getting a higher rejection rate when you did not roll size .223/5.56?

Yea. Once I started roll sizing them it took care of everything around the base and no longer have to mash the sizing die into the shell plate lol 

[Studlee]

I also have a casepro. Size 9 and 40 only. Make the press run so much easier. 

[Chills1994]

Okay…I gotta ask…

 

for you guys who are roll sizing .223 , .308 , and I guess even .300 Black Out, what do you gain by roll sizing bottle necked rifle brass?

 

In other threads, guys have said they still have to full length resize since a CasePro only squishes like maybe the bottom third of the case.

[caspian guy]

9 hours ago, Chills1994 said:

Okay…I gotta ask…

 

for you guys who are roll sizing .223 , .308 , and I guess even .300 Black Out, what do you gain by roll sizing bottle necked rifle brass?

 

In other threads, guys have said they still have to full length resize since a CasePro only squishes like maybe the bottom third of the case.

The same thing it does for pistol brass.  Squeeze the base of the case back where the die has a hard time getting to (particularly useful for mil brass shot from a machinegun) and uniform dings in the rim. I use a casepro.

Edited March 4, 2022 by caspian guy

[RePete]

The Rollsizer.com machine doesn't condition the rim whereas the CasePro100 does.

[MikeyScuba]

9mm

40

38 super comp

 

Commercial machine.

[Chills1994]

6 hours ago, caspian guy said:

The same thing it does for pistol brass.  Squeeze the base of the case back where the die has a hard time getting to (particularly useful for mil brass shot from a machinegun) and uniform dings in the rim. I use a casepro.

Danke!