I did google prior posting and it says that PayPal uses its own conversion rate which is higher than a "normal" going exchange rate. That's why I asked and yes I realize the exchange rate fluctuates daily. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lakehouse2012
I've never seen MP mold before. Is the mold longer than Lee and does it have sprue plate without handle?Quote:
Originally Posted by MiHec
This GB is aluminium 8cav only so they will have Lee style sprue handle, they are same size as 6cav Lee, but much better material and workmanship. Aluminum MP are solids only.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimaprok
MP makes brass moulds in 2,3,4,6 cav solid and 2,3,4cav in holowpoint Cramer style. Brass have classic thick steel sprue plate. A joy to cast with.
I apologize dimaprok, I didnt mean to come off as a bonehead. I honestly did not know that PP does their own take on the conversion. I'm going to look it up next so I'm a bit smarter next time. :guntootsmiley:
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Originally Posted by GoodAlloy
No problem, you guys are great! I really really like the 8 cavity aspect, and aesthetically I like the round nose profile BUT I found that in my bullet feeding die the ones from Berry's would bind sometimes in the tube stacked on top of each other, but not if they have flat nose than they stack without any issues. Now the Berry's are slightly more pointed so I don't know know exactly how these fare.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lakehouse2012
Follow up in case someone else is interested in conversion rate that PayPal uses. I called PayPal and asked and was told it's whatever the going rate plus about 4%. So I was quoted about $116 USD. I ran the math and got same. Going rate for 99 Euro right now is $111.52 + 4% = $115.95 hope this helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lakehouse2012
Lakehouse, we need to get this mould moving, only need another 5 or 6 commitments.. I have a real need for this!!
Yes, you are right. This should be a mold that everyone needs in their shop.
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How do they size down to .356, wenn shaked and baked? Would need them in a thight chamber too.
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I plan on doing the same, got a PPC with .355 bore, so I will PC them and size to .356. I do the same with Miha's version of H&G 275 and works fine. Sizing down by some 3 to 4 thousands is no biggie.
As lawman said, they will easily size down .002 especially if NLG.Quote:
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The PC adds .001-.002, so im far away from .356 for the thight chambers.
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As I said, another Miha's mold drops me 359, then +0.001 PC and sizes to .356 just fine. The PC actually makes the sizing process easier. If you size right after PC before the lead has a chance to properly harden, it is almost effortless. makes no difference to me whether I size down by 0.002 or 0.004.
Should be no biggie to size to .356. I size after hi tek coating.Quote:
Originally Posted by riffer
Have you slugged your barrel or carefully measured it? There aren't many here who will actually size down to 356 for 9mm application. Personally I size to 358 because 5 handguns and 1 rifle I own in 9mm, all require something larger than 356 to assure a tight fit. This mold for .38 special, I wont even size, will use it as-cast in all of my revolvers for PPC matches.Quote:
Originally Posted by riffer
Just a few cents of reasoning....
Lakehouse2012
I size to .357 for .355 barrels. (I have Tanfoglio Limited Custom with poliagonal and BUL SAS SAW" with traditional barrel). Pull out bullets are usually around .3565+.
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I’d like to get in on this for a nlg
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Thanks Iron369- I've added you to the list!
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Originally Posted by Iron369
I’m in. No lube groove please.
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