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37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:25
by Wollychop
Anyone have any pet loads for 37mm? Ive got a bunch of cartridges, fuse plates and end plates. I have the data for some loads off of 37mm.com, and some chalk rounds. Anyone have any favorites?

Re: 37m reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:27
by Grantness
yea...about 467grains of Retumbo w/ a 4000gr vmax should do you good :skep: (what the hell are you doing with a 37mm and how do you plan to shoot it? :?: )

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:31
by Wollychop
what the hell are you doing with a 37mm and how do you plan to shoot it?
Well, it's pretty simple. You pull the charging handle to the rear, you place it on "F", and you squeeze the trigger :D

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I've got a bunch of smoke rounds, etc for it, and some 12 gauge and 26.5mm loads with adapters too. I have a whole kit for handloading the 37mm.

It's a lot more fun than it should be!

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:32
by panzermk2
Wolly
Come on buddy, I feel personally slighted that you did not call us. I think we can come up with something.

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:33
by Grantness
man.... I hate you :furious:

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:33
by Wollychop
Jay, if i send you, say, 5 cartridges with the plates, you could come up with something interesting? :clap:

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 19:51
by Wollychop
Grantness wrote:man.... I hate you :furious:
Whoa, what's the problem man? :laugh:

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 20:13
by MrSlippyFist
I think he wants some grown-up toys.

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 20:23
by panzermk2
Send them in Wolly.

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 20:51
by 5Jeffro7
its a damn good thing one of them doesn't come in FDE..or fit the scar...just more shit to save money for :wall:

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 20:53
by Wollychop
Oh mine would fit the scar no problem.

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 20:56
by 5Jeffro7
damn you wolly....better give me the link to where you got it.....this forum is gonna put me in the po house!

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 21:00
by Wollychop
http://www.spikestactical.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Mine is the carbine length launcher.

It really only needs about 4 inches of rail to mount. There are two allen bolts that need to be tightened and that is it.

Very simple to mount on any picatinny / weaver rail system.

It looks like there site is down for tonight.

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 21:50
by Grantness
Grantness wrote:
man.... I hate you :furious:
Whoa, what's the problem man? :laugh:
I can admit when Im jealous...















...but I wont :p

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 21:59
by panzermk2
Man love..............................

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 23:47
by Cyberfly
Launcher envy... :D

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 07 Feb 2009, 10:13
by 5Jeffro7
Cyberfly wrote:Launcher envy... :D
trust me, that feeling disappears rapidly when you look on GB at some of the prices for the 37mm rounds.....YIKES! :wall: :wall:

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 07 Feb 2009, 14:15
by Wollychop
5Jeffro7 wrote:
Cyberfly wrote:Launcher envy... :D
trust me, that feeling disappears rapidly when you look on GB at some of the prices for the 37mm rounds.....YIKES! :wall: :wall:
Which is why, logically, you would not purchase them off of gunbroker.

Also, the 26.5mm stuff is fairly cheap, and the adapters arent that much at all (30 bucks or so)

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 07:45
by googlefish003
In case anyone is interested there is a new manufacturer of reloading components. looks like they have some pretty cool stuff. Just bought one of the rocket projectiles and a large casing.

http://exotic-firearms.myshopify.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: 37mm reloading

Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 15:47
by ddouglas
Those folks are here in Bend, Oregon. I saw their products at a gun show a couple of months ago and I was impressed. Pretty neat stuff. I have been remiss in that I haven't tried anything from them yet. But seeing it here, I figure I better get down there and buy some stuff before you guys grab it all up. After I've had some experience with their stuff , I'll give you a report how things work.