.455 Webley Man Stopper mold yet?
Steve
.455 Webley Man Stopper mold yet?
Steve
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
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The true manstopper was swaged not cast.
Pretty impossible to have a HB at both ends and still be able to pour in lead.
The "modetate" manstopper ie flatnosed one can me made with the RCBS mould milled down @1/8"
RCBS mould:
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/19...se-hollow-base
Yes, that's been discussed several times here. Your Midway link sure isn't exactly a bullet one could use without major modifications(not everyone here owns or operates a machine shop)? I really was aiming at the many bullet mold manufactures than frequent here?guess I'll just have to do my best and design one for myself on Mountain Molds webpage?
Anyway, thanks for your help, I think?
Steve
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
Life member NRA, USPSA, ISRA
Life member AF&AM 294
Here is a rough idea of what you demand:
A HB plug at each end of a mould.
As JarJar Binks would say: Wheressa de lead gonna go?
If industry has'nt come up with a design in the past 120 years then i dont think it's feseable (The manstopper came out in 1897).
Contact some of the bullet swagers and ask if they will do you a split die so you can have lube grooves in the bullet.
Attachment 197993
I can make it.... Hollow base. Both hollow base and hollow point is not do-able.
Same design as this on pictures....
Give me a link to your website or email with instructions please and ASAP I'll order? Thank you, I believe you told me this once before but, lost track of that post. I'd opt for the hollow base?
Steve
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
Life member NRA, USPSA, ISRA
Life member AF&AM 294
Not sure about what you're talking? I have a hollow based 265 grainer round nosed I think I bought from you recently and am now wanting the "man stopper"(218 grainer, full wadctutter?) with hollow base only? Two cavity brass? Over time people have called things about the .455s different things so much it's confusing. Also, I looked at your link and now am more confused about just what you make? I did not see but, one Webley there?
Steve
Last edited by S.B.; 06-21-2017 at 08:12 AM.
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
Life member NRA, USPSA, ISRA
Life member AF&AM 294
As we speak I have some of this molds available (both 2 or 4 cav, .455 or .457). Not listed in my e-shop yet.
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...-mold-(re-run)
If you would like to see hollow base man stopper, we need to run group buy (at least 25 molds).
If someone does please post a link here?
Steve
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
Life member NRA, USPSA, ISRA
Life member AF&AM 294
Ron Reed
Oklahoma City, OK
I just got onto the list for a two cavity, thanks.
Steve
"The Original Point and Click Interface was a Smith & Wesson."
Life member NRA, USPSA, ISRA
Life member AF&AM 294
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