Can anyone point me in the direction of the specs on this bullet or if another company makes a clone of it?
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Can anyone point me in the direction of the specs on this bullet or if another company makes a clone of it?
Thanks
http://www.hensleygibbs.com/casting/...uld%20List.htm
This will give you the basic data for the H&G molds
Bumslie, Lyman makes a very close clone of the H&G #7 bullets, just don't know what Lyman call their bullet.. I make and use the H&G #7, have a 6 cav H&G mould
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The only thing different with the 356402 is the meplat is squared and not rounded like H&G #7
RCBS makes a couple of 124 grain molds for the 9mm. They have pictures of them on Midway if you want to see what they look like.
One is a TC with a flat tip another is a similar style with a rounded tip.
Short of custom I don't know of any H&G #7 clones. I have a NOE 358-128 that is similar that shoots & feeds well, actually it is a 9mm #68 design . The #922 & #925 Saeco is similar, but nothing that I know of that has that H&G round shoulder tapering into a round nose. I also have a Saeco #115 that shoots well and feeds flawless.
I have an H&G #115 mold also. I cast up a few hundred of the H&G 115's and have never loaded them, because after taking a good look at the design I understand why Hensley didn't like his #115 design. He didn't like the narrow band at the base and decided to widen the band creating a new 9mm mold and naming it H&G #331. he said this improved the bullets performance. The Saeco #115 appears to be the same bullet design as the H&G #331 and it is my go to 9mm bullet. Since I powder coat I prefer the bevel base; accuracy wise I can't tell any difference between plain base and bevel base, so each to his own.