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Rifle: Pedersoli RB 30" bbl
Load: 63.3 grains 2F @ 1100FPS
Bullet: Brooks 540 Grain Pointed
Alloy: 20:1

Know Settings:
Yards...

1875 is different...uses a threaded pin, breech block does not seem to want to drop out

My recently aquired 1875 (80's vintage) seems to be occasionally giving me light strikes on my primers. Shot about 50 rounds the other day and had 3 that did not go boom. I have a couple spare pins...

.40 cal

I'm calculating about 50 points more on the vernier scale with a BC of .30 for 500 Yards based on what I got today so 75 for 500 yards does that sound close?

So I got some data from my rifle today too and I could not get it on at 500 yards.

Here is what I have

70 grains of 3F
Steve Brooks Round Nose 295 Grain Boolit
27 on the Vernier Sights for...

An older gentleman I know is trying to get a ball park on how high to set his sights to get him close on 500 yard range. He is shooting a 530 grain PP boolit cast from a Buffalo arms mold with 85...

I shot some light loads of trail boss mine recently, shows some promise

Wow good for you..please post your results, very anxious to see what it will do.

Is it just the O ring that stops the plunger from just spinning in place?

Hi, having trouble with my LAM II. I can't seem to build any pressure in the lube resevoir. Can't force any lube in the grooves of the bullets I am sizing the. The lube plunger turns with the...

Slugged it at .315 guess .312 would have a hard time in that bore. Beagled my mold to throw .316., will try soon :D

Anyone know a Canadian source? I have some duct tape but would like to try the flue tape.

Cheers

Good day all. Hoping someone might have some insight into a problem I am having. I recently picked up a 2 groove No. 4 enfield and proceeded to load 12 grains of Trail Boss under a 185 grain .312”...

Slugged my bore to .313, have not got to cast any boolits yet. I have a .312 sizer already, can they be easily opened up or is best just to buy another at say .314 or .315? I would like to run...

OK...got some Alliant 2400 and some Unique so I am good to go on several different loads now. Will post results when I get a chance to throw some lead down range

Hi....sorry for not replying but was not getting notification of posts for some reason. The Mill I am at is in Northern Ontario, Canada. I am management at this mill so I already know I will not be...

Hello all, hoping to get some pet loads to try with my new mold.

I have H4895, H4198, Varget, Benchmark, H322, IMR4227, H110, Titegroup on hand so was hoping to use some of these powders and also...

See lots of indications that H4895 is the way to go...are specific loads listed anywhere on this site or is the "search function" the way to go? I am loading Mosin Nagants in 7.62X54R and A Swede...

The machine is long gone...just and empty building with a little junk stored in one end.

I work in a paper mill. One of our decommissioned machines was for making parchment (think bible paper). The process required some sort of acid treatment of the paper. To protect the foundation...

This gun has a few oddities. The rim of a 50/70 brass fits without trimming. Unheard of from my reading. The bore is 3-5 thous smaller then others I have compared to.

The 4759 is definately your powder for that one. Very nice!! Am heading out to experiment with shorter brass tommorow. Will try and post pics if she performs well in accuracy. Always regret...

Fired cartridge at case mouth = .530" this case is slightly shorter, it is formed brass from baco trimmed to 1.708. Mine were trimmed to 1.720
Same point on casting = .527-.530" seems slightly...

On the casting...measuring the diameter at the case neck I get .524" just after the case neck ends and before the rifling begins I get .516" I slugged the bore and get .508-.509" My bullets are...

So I took a sulphur chamber cast...here are the pics. There appears to be a definately line corresponding to the brass trim length after which the chamber begins to taper in and gets pretty rough...