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    .223 body taper angle ?

    I want to find the exact body taper angle for a 223 case

    Google just comes up with lots of images with sizes and the shoulder and extractor groove angles
    But none that I have found give the body taper

    Anyone got this info or know where to find it ?

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    What's your trigonometry skills like? Should be able to work out the angle from width at rim of 0.378, width at shoulder of 0.354, and 1.438 inches between those two spots.
    I might have the SAAMI specs on my tablet, I'll have a look and see if it has angle.

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    If my maths is correct, the angle is very close to 1 degree (or 89 degrees, depending which way round you work)

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    .48 degrees. @Cigar you have to divide the .024 by 2 as this is the difference for both sides

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    Quote Originally Posted by Remmodel7 View Post
    .48 degrees. @Cigar you have to divide the .024 by 2 as this is the difference for both sides
    True, my maths wasn't correct! Only out by 100%

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    I worked it all out by trial and error using the compound slide on my lathe.
    Sadly the scale is typically crude and doesn't do parts of a degree.
    I might add a fine screw adjustment if i intend doing more often.

    I'm making ( trying ) a chamber adapter for my G2 contender to be able to fire .22 rf in my 223 barrel

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