I remember reading that as well. If I had one with a shaved cylinder I'd load it fairly light. But I have an unshaved .455 so I am gonna try an either modify my seating die or use the flat nosed...
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I remember reading that as well. If I had one with a shaved cylinder I'd load it fairly light. But I have an unshaved .455 so I am gonna try an either modify my seating die or use the flat nosed...
Good to know that is an option. Currently I have 100 rounds of the Mk II brass so I was hoping to get something working with that but maybe I can pick up some of the longer Mk I brass to try with...
I know this is an old thread and I've been reloading for a while and casting for about a year but I'm considering buying a Webley .455 Mk III Manstopper bullet mold and was wondering what I should do...
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