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Man talk about a diff! I am doing this to all cases now before tumbling and it shortens the time I have to tumble significantly!

As others have said it cleans the inside of the case as well!

Interesting! Thanks for the link!

72.73 grams = 1122.39542 grains

My brother was given one of these Vetterli rifles by a customer... we are planning to do the conversion and start loading for it early next year! Nice to know there are some folks here that already have experience!

DocCasualty wrote:There is a poster here that installed a heavier weight trigger return spring to address just this issue. You might do a search or perhaps he'll weigh-in on your question.

I forgot about the trigger return spring thanks for the reminder!

Not really possible that I know of..

What weight spring did you install?

Trigger control is a learned skill as well so more practice may help too.

Yep it's the same stuff!

Hey I like that idea!

I used one of these brass catchers the other day and am planning to buy one shortly.

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?p ... ber=942827

Push the pin in.. (it is actually the end of the mag spring) and then slide the base plate off. Do this carefully or you will have parts flying every which way!

Yeah that is the problem I have with the p64 even with light loads and a #20 recoil spring the brass goes supersonic and is a pain to find!

Hornady HP' will feed in the CZ 82 if you polish the feed ramp.

Go shoot it before you change anything!

Acetone and Xylene could damage the grips as well... I just use mineral spirits and a soft brush. Then blow it all dry with compressed air and follow your standard cleaning procedure.

aksrule wrote:AND................ They are C &R Eligible.

And free shipping so really they are very close in price to the one I got from SOG last Month.