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Ferryboatcaptain
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64Springer
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I award points for thinking outside the box and using a pistol mold for your bullets.
Is .002 inches enough for a gas seal?
Do you run the risk of the bullet not grabbing the grooves?
Just food for thought and not busting your blz.
Is .002 inches enough for a gas seal?
Do you run the risk of the bullet not grabbing the grooves?
Just food for thought and not busting your blz.
Ferryboatcaptain
40 Cal
Fired a few at 40 grains and accuracy was not to good . 60 grains got better so I'm thinking its swelling the soft lead out to fit the barrel . I will experiment some more with the powder charge to see if I find a sweet spot . My measurements probably are not perfect . The bullets are a bit hard to get started but go down ok after that. Bullets are not key holing so I'm guessing they are engaging the rifling . FBC
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