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Hahaha .. no thanks .. I have enough demons in my closet already!!

How about agood set of pictures?

[QUOTE=TES;2567715]My gun boat....


http://youtu.be/OhfmjL5H0dU

Is this a homemade boat? I'd love to see the plans for it. Very cool ...

Doc, I'm thinking that this load will work just fine :-)

Homemade Speed Green was the lube.

Yes sir ... air cooled.



You can buy them from his online store! Check here - http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?cPath=35&products_id=100

Doc, they drop at .360 so that is simply not an option.

I was back at the range today and posted these results: ...

I am convinced that this load at 125 yards will completely ruin a deer's (or other creatures) day!

At 100 yards, this load penetrated 20" of wet phone books.

NOE 360 180 WFN GC
Alloy - 50/50...

The two rounds sized .359 were fired as the same POA. If all of them were sized .359 the group would have been much much larger. For comparison, here is a shot of the larger target I was shooting...

Marlin 1894c .357 magnum. Groove diameter = .359

I have been trying to put together a load for this rifle for about a year ... I was just sure that a .359 boolit would bump up to groove diameter...

Is that the entrance or exit wound?

I wonder if these loads will work for 35 caliber? Any thoughts?

A .357 magnum double rifle! How cool is that!

And your honor to your friend is even better !!

I have one with the ATI stock as well ... add a light with a pressure switch and a red dot scope (1x) and you have the perfect home defense rifle. If you have to use it and it is kept as evidence,...

You make me wish I still lived in Alabama ... nice bench and the "stool" looks much better than the office chair!!

And Brian is a GREAT shot!!

The young man in the picture unfortunately expired in the MIDDLE of the Teton River in the background. You can see my right knee is still wet from the search and recovery efforts we had to...

Bambi's dad had an accident today. He unfortunately stepped in front of a 190 grain cast boolit fired from my vintage Marlin 336 in .35 Remington (Date of manufacture - 1951).

After an concerted...

Your mold was too hot and it needed a smidge more time to cool before cutting the sprue.

Thank you for the information and education. From what I gather here, it has more to do with leading of the bore than accuracy UNLESS the bore is so fouled (lead or copper) that it becomes...

I see in print and hear from others a great deal about ensuring that all copper fouling is removed from a bore to ensure accuracy of cast boolits.

I have done some research about this and have...

I have this one on my half-lug GP100 ... no drilling, no tapping, full length support.

http://jackweigand.com/Ruger-GP100-Scope-Mounts-No-Drill.html

http://jackweigand.com/images/RRH55NDS.jpg

Soft lead with tin added to make 40/1 or 20/1 is a fabulous alloy for .38 special and .357 mag!

Jeff / Lloyd ... I have noticed those issues as well. Which leads me to a question (sorry for the thread drift) ....

What is the "standard of measure" for powder burn rates? We have BHN for...

Here's Ramshot's powder burn rate chart. I kinda like the way it's laid out. They show enforcer having the same burn rate at Lil' Gun and N110.
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I have never participated in a group by of any kind, but a PLAIN BASE mold of that Boolit would DEFINITELY get my attention.

Water-soaked phone books