2) Adjust the seating tool by mounting the first cartridge with a mallet, forcing the bullet head down into the case until it is shoulder deep, and only shoulder deep, in the case. Screw the bushing down against the sizing die and fix this setting by tightening the top-nut.
3) Fill the case with black powder, leaving enough space for the primer.
4) Prime the case with a .22/6mm acorn blank of the type used in starting pistols.
Press but don’t strike the primer into position using a block of wood, plastic,
or similar material of medium hardness.
To fire, do not forget to position the cartridges so that the primer is lined
up with the firing pin.
JUST BEFORE FIRINGMake sure the primer is in line with the firing pin.
For repeating arms which use tubular magazines, these cartridges only work when loaded directly into the breech, one at a time, single-shot fashion.
AFTER SHOOTING :
5) De-prime; do not forget to clean the case (hot water and strong detergent).
6) Re-size (lubricate the case first)
7) Extract the case from the re-sizing die.
The case is now ready for reloading.
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Chamber the cartridge so that the primer is in line with the firing pin.
For repeating arms which use a tubular magazine, the cartridges will only work if manually
loaded directly into the breech, for use single-shot fashion.
RESIZING THE BULLET
If needs be, it is possible to reduce the calibre
of the bullet by 1/10th of a mm:
Put the sizing die, neck uppermost, on your work surface.
Put the bullet into it, nose downward.
With the kit’s extractor rod and a mallet, tap the bullet all the way through the sizing die/sizer.
Before shooting, have your gun checked by a gunsmith.
Use BLACK POWDER ONLY
