Gents,
Can anyone ID this mold? It's identified as for a .375 H&H, using 3/8" copper pipe as a jacket.
It it's uniform, that looks like an interesting idea.
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Gents,
Can anyone ID this mold? It's identified as for a .375 H&H, using 3/8" copper pipe as a jacket.
It it's uniform, that looks like an interesting idea.
That does look interesting. The sprue plate and other parts of your mold look a lot like NEI molds.
H&G made a mold back in the day that used coiled copper wire in a similar fashion. that isn't an H&G mold however.
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Looks like an NEI.
NEI for sure. They also sold the 3/4 jackets too.
If you are going to make a hole in something. MAKE IT A BIG ONE!
The big risk there is what happens if the lead core is blown out of the jacket.With a closed half jacket ,no problem.....but there would be few on this forum could tell about jacketed bullets open at both ends,as some cheap brands used to be.
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