Ooo...K, here. My GP 100 Match Champion revolver throats all measure 358...except one that is a tiny smidge tighter. It doesn't increase the force needed to run a .358 dia. boolit through it enough to worry about, IMO. My barrel groove diameter is .3564, measured by Matt Dardas. So, if I am correct, boolits from .3575-.358 should be proper for my uses?
I have a bunch of boolits I ordered from two of the more "famous" on-line casters; ordered .358, and what I got measures .3575 for one batch, and .357 for the other. The only
real .358 boolits I have are some I cast myself, and a batch I got from a forum member.
But, seeing as how the diameters are not so much different from my throat diameters, could .357 sized boolits work also?
I am thinking about ordering unsized/unlubed boolits, lubing with BLL, running them through my .358 Lee sizer and lubing again. Other than the extra work, is that a good idea?
Thanx