While looking at this really nice RCBS .375" ball mold I have, I was wondering if anyone has had a barrel rebored or even made new in 38 caliber so you could shoot revolver balls in it? I wonder if Bob Hoyt has the cutters to do that?
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Rebore to 38 caliber
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Yes I had him do one from 36 to 38 useing .375 pistol balls in it. Never really got it to shoot to my satisfaction so I built up a new .36 barrel for it that shoots real well. I still have the 38 barrel that fits right back in but it just gathers dust these days.
But yes he has or had the ability to do it.
But yes he has or had the ability to do it.
Uncle Miltie
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I had an antique rifle with a .32 caliber bore ruined by rust reamed and re-rifled to .38 caliber. It shoots very well. I use a. 375 round ball and 35 grains fffg powder out to 50 yards.
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Nobade, yes he does.
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Charlie Burton will also make a barrel in .38.
(I’ve had one on order from him since last winter).
(I’ve had one on order from him since last winter).
