I figure it's someone's 311041 at 0.311" X 0.995" and around 175 grains. I was in the right place at the right time, I hope, with my .303 Savage on my mind. Any idea what it is?
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I figure it's someone's 311041 at 0.311" X 0.995" and around 175 grains. I was in the right place at the right time, I hope, with my .303 Savage on my mind. Any idea what it is?
It looks like a 311041with the crimp groove.
RCBS 30/180 maybe?
Bullshop that was my first guess, but when I looked at a picture of it in the RCBS catalog it did not show a crimp groove.
I have an NEI mold that is much like that. Its a 170gn fngc with crimp groove.
311041.
Looks like a more or less perfect hunting boolit.
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