littlejack
06-25-2011, 02:11 AM
Hey fellas:
I've been contemplating either buying swaging dies or moulds for casting paper patched boolits.
I hear this little voice saying,"stay with the old traditional method of casting".
Then there is the voice saying, " swaging will be faster and cleaner".
Now that I think about it though, I'm not too sure swaging will be any faster.
I know it will be more expensive to start.
A boolit mould is hands down a lot cheaper than the swaging die/dies.
Questions:
Who makes some of the more popular and accurate moulds for PP boolits?
In other words, which are you fellas having good sucess with?
I my Uberti rifle shooting the 457125 gg boolit very well. Will I need to get a
mould that casts a boolit approximately the same length?
Will the smaller diameter of the pp boolit have to be taken into consideration when figuring the length of the boolit in the 1 in 20" twist?
I haven't had a whole lot of replies on the Black Powder Paper Patching site, or the Swaging site.
Maybe more paper patchers here?
Jack
I've been contemplating either buying swaging dies or moulds for casting paper patched boolits.
I hear this little voice saying,"stay with the old traditional method of casting".
Then there is the voice saying, " swaging will be faster and cleaner".
Now that I think about it though, I'm not too sure swaging will be any faster.
I know it will be more expensive to start.
A boolit mould is hands down a lot cheaper than the swaging die/dies.
Questions:
Who makes some of the more popular and accurate moulds for PP boolits?
In other words, which are you fellas having good sucess with?
I my Uberti rifle shooting the 457125 gg boolit very well. Will I need to get a
mould that casts a boolit approximately the same length?
Will the smaller diameter of the pp boolit have to be taken into consideration when figuring the length of the boolit in the 1 in 20" twist?
I haven't had a whole lot of replies on the Black Powder Paper Patching site, or the Swaging site.
Maybe more paper patchers here?
Jack