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Thread: Any interest in a heavy 45/70 flatnose Mold?

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    Any interest in a heavy 45/70 flatnose Mold?

    Anybody else have any interest in a heavy 45/70 flat nose gas checked mold? I’m thinking of a design like the ranch dog copy with standard lube grooves, 460-461 diameter, and 480-560gr.

    I’m thibking of using it in my 45/70 double barrel. But it should be marlin friendly as well.
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    I quite like the look of the old Lyman 457121 which I haven't seen for some time until I just looked and find it is for the .45 Whitworth. I had a friend many years ago that had a mould and I am sure he used it in .45-70.

    Regardless, it is a nice design in my eyes and is 475 grs. so a substantial chunk 'o lead. A little lighter than you are looking for I guess.

    Having said that I don't currently have a .45-70 but may in the not too distant future.

    Longbow

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    I am interested in a 500.grain do but would prefer a.plain base.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fordwannabe View Post
    I am interested in a 500.grain do but would prefer a.plain base.

    Quote Originally Posted by longbow View Post
    I quite like the look of the old Lyman 457121 which I haven't seen for some time until I just looked and find it is for the .45 Whitworth. I had a friend many years ago that had a mould and I am sure he used it in .45-70.

    Regardless, it is a nice design in my eyes and is 475 grs. so a substantial chunk 'o lead. A little lighter than you are looking for I guess.

    Having said that I don't currently have a .45-70 but may in the not too distant future.

    Longbow
    Check out my other thread, I have designed up a 500 grain.

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    Something around there but in ~.452 for shooting in muzzleloaders...

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