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Up date on forming cases for the 9x22mmR Nagant cartridge.. Just waiting on the bullet molds to arrive so I can test my procedure out.....

Case Forming:

There are no commercially produced...

I got a lot of real good information from https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/9mm-nagant-or-9-4mm-nagant/22377/15. Going to try both the .30-30 and the .41 Rem Mag. I'll post what I end up with...

Frommer 1910 7,65x13mm Frommer Short / 7,65x13mm Roth-Sauer Case Prep

With the lack of brass cartridges, new or once fired, or no available loaded ammunition, wanting to shoot this 108 year old...

Some really great information! CH4D has (had) the 9mm Negant revolver dies set. I just ordered mine today. I am going to start with the .41 Mag case and see what I need to do to get the cartridge...

I found several sources of information on the cartridge dimemsions of the 9mm Nagant: Rim: .472 to .486; Base: .423 to .429; Neck/Case Mouth: .389 - .401; Case Length: .866; OAL 1.311 to 1.358
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I just stubled across this thread looking for information on the 9mm Belgian Nagant round. Lot of good information on using different cases. Dino, what type of success did you have? What case did...

Tried Fiocchi - no-go
Looked at the links above - thanks for sharing them

Anyone have any data on case dimensions? It is a rimless case and from what I have been able to find, is real close in dimensions to the 7.65 Roth-Sauer. Any leads on where to obtain brass already...

I've got a couple to add to the list... Maybe not totally ugly to some, but definately weird looking
1908 Bayard-Pieper
1907 Clement
CZ-38
H&R 1916 Self-Loader
1898 Rast-Gasser
1883...

Thanks for the info Rich. I have a real old Lyman reloading book. The front cover is missing so I don't know which edition it is, but on the back page it refers to Lyman as The Lyman Gun Sight...

Were they for Unique?

Over the course of this thread we have discussed many different facets of reloading an obsolete cartridge with smokeless powders. A part of these threads dealt with pressure and looking for signs of...

I got around to doing some more research this morning and found some real useful information on this link - yes it is about the .44 Russian, but the 10.55mm Reichsrevolver ctg is almost totally...

Thanks Rich for the info. I am aware of sticking to the pressures of BP with the smokeless but without a means of testing what pressures are being created it will be difficult. There is not much...

Thanks for the help. I've never cast pure lead before except to make up slugs to swage bores, and I found that you have to run the temps a lot higher to get it to flow and fill out the cavity good. ...

Thanks for the info....

Thanks to all that have replied. I took my pistol to my local smith for measuring. The Cylinder has a tapered chamber with the chamber being .455 and the throat is .429. With the throat being .429...

Thanks everyone for their comments. Since this is a revolver, I swagged the bore from the muzzle end. Forgot all about also doing a forcing cone swage to see what that is. My .430 bullet will not...

I'm just getting back into casting bullets for some obsolete/hard to find pistol ctg. It is for the 10.55mm Reichsrevolver. The bullet I am casting is 240 gr, .430 dia, multiple narrow band and drops...