22CM Modified Case - Help!

[_MountainBum]

I am trying to find a modified case for 22CM, desperately trying to get it this week.

If anyone has one that would be willing to let me borrow, I will pay you to borrow it.

Would make my own, but cannot find a 5/16 x 36 tap anywhere. Ordering one will take about a week and a half.

 

[WeiserBucks]

In stock at Midway and Copper Creek

 

[_MountainBum]

In stock at Midway and Copper Creek

Correct, I have one on order but it’s going to take about a week and a half to get here. Trying to get one secured just to use this week and sent back to whomever lets me use it.

 

[BBob]

Would make my own, but cannot find a 5/16 x 36 tap anywhere.

Amazon has had them in the past.

Edit: There is a plethora of 5/16-36 taps available on Amazon

Amazon.com : 5/16-36 tap

 

[_MountainBum]

Amazon has had them in the past.

Edit: There is a plethora of 5/16-36 taps available on Amazon

Amazon.com : 5/16-36 tap

For sure, unfortunately wouldn’t arrive until about Sunday/monday

 

[Axlrod]

Something cheaper, repeatable, and accurate, that you already have is your own rifles chamber. Just remove your firing pin assembly and your ejector- if it is the plunger type.
Here is one place to see a video "finding your lands". While you have the bolt stripped you can also adjust your size die under "sizing brass". I quit using the Hornady tool years ago.

Videos | wheeleraccuracy

www.wheeleraccuracy.com

 

[Pickettpuncher]

For sure, unfortunately wouldn’t arrive until about Sunday/monday

I doubt anyone could ship you one any quicker than Amazon could. It’s funny, but I could probably order from midway and Amazon both and I’d get the midway package first.

 

[waspocrew]

Where are you located?

 

[_MountainBum]

Something cheaper, repeatable, and accurate, that you already have is your own rifles chamber. Just remove your firing pin assembly and your ejector- if it is the plunger type.
Here is one place to see a video "finding your lands". While you have the bolt stripped you can also adjust your size die under "sizing brass". I quit using the Hornady tool years ago.

Videos | wheeleraccuracy

www.wheeleraccuracy.com

Just got done doing this, thanks for the recommendation! Worked great and is what I will be using from here on out