Thread: 577 Super Snider build and chamber reamer size

As it's supposed to be a super snider you should have left the brass full length surely (-:

Originally Posted by Marty Henry

As it's supposed to be a super snider you should have left the brass full length surely (-:

There is more than enough space in a standard snider case

But if it goes well I might make a 577 2 1/2" light nitro

In a strong action ( Baikal 12 gauge single ) the 577 Snider case would be plenty as a light nitro and you could go up to a 750 grain bullet

Originally Posted by akaroa1

There is more than enough space in a standard snider case

But if it goes well I might make a 577 2 1/2" light nitro

In a strong action ( Baikal 12 gauge single ) the 577 Snider case would be plenty as a light nitro and you could go up to a 750 grain bullet

Just don't use your Magtech cases consistantly for Nitro loads. They dont have much of a web and start thinning out very rapidly in my experiance.

Its popular amongst the old blokes to fire a couple of nitro rounds through their BP cartridge rifles at the end of a shooting session to help clean the bore. Strange but there you go.

Originally Posted by norsk

Just don't use your Magtech cases consistantly for Nitro loads. They dont have much of a web and start thinning out very rapidly in my experiance.

Its popular amongst the old blokes to fire a couple of nitro rounds through their BP cartridge rifles at the end of a shooting session to help clean the bore. Strange but there you go.

Personally the magtech are for BP only
They formed perfectly to the snider cases

But I can see they would not be nearly as easy to form into 577-450 MH

If I try nitro it would be with Bertram brass