Digger
07-16-2016, 09:18 PM
Came across an original "George Hensley " # 61 , 150 gr wadcutter mold ...
as stated in the listing breakdown supplied online by the gentlemen who provided the info/history.
His name is also stamped on the handles .
listing description :
"#61 ,38 caliber , 150 gr , Plain base , two square grease grooves, no crimp groove.
Short slightly reduced parallel on nose , then blunt metplat.
Design by Captain Strohm , August 26 , 1940"
Compared to other wadcutters, this one has a very flat ,sharp edge metplat.
seems to be in decent shape.
was wondering what the value might be ?
would appreciate any input if possible ,
thank you
digger
as stated in the listing breakdown supplied online by the gentlemen who provided the info/history.
His name is also stamped on the handles .
listing description :
"#61 ,38 caliber , 150 gr , Plain base , two square grease grooves, no crimp groove.
Short slightly reduced parallel on nose , then blunt metplat.
Design by Captain Strohm , August 26 , 1940"
Compared to other wadcutters, this one has a very flat ,sharp edge metplat.
seems to be in decent shape.
was wondering what the value might be ?
would appreciate any input if possible ,
thank you
digger