Anyone cast or load for .33 winchester

[Boogan1]

I have a marlin 1895 chambered in .33 winchester that I would like to shoot. I don't believe there is any bullet company currently making a .338 flat nose bullet for this rifle so I am looking at casting for it. Does anyone have any experience with casting and loading for this cartridge? I picked up a set of dies at a gun show and I have 40 pieces of brass and am on the lookout for more. I would appreciate any help with finding brass, where to find a mold, what weight bullets and powders/charges work for you, etc. Not new to casting or reloading but new to this cartridge.

[TurnipEaterDown]

Hawk bullet company can support jacketed. https://hawkbullets.com/bullet-selection.html#

Older 6th edition Hornady manual had data.
They did show H4895 and IMR 3031 used which reduce well.
They also used IMR 4064, H4198 & W748.

[Boogan1]

I know brass can be formed from 45-70 or 40-65, what is the process for doing that? I really hate having cartridges with the wrong headstamp but .33 wcf brass is almost impossible to find.

[TurnipEaterDown]

Never did that, but you can browse around here: https://hawkbullets.com/bullet-selection.html#/

One selection seems to be a forming set. (Out of stock.)
And while (again) out of stock, seems they do offer brass.

[405grain]

Building a single shot falling block in 33 Winchester is on my "to do" list. I'll be getting a barrel blank and a set of dies soon. I've already got the chambering reamer and a Lyman #33884 mold. Been wanting to build this rifle for awhile. I'm interested in the responses you get for load data.

[Mk42gunner]

Accurate Molds is where I would start looking for a mold. He might even have a few designs in his catalog already.

Robert

[Good Cheer]

Could hollowpointmold.com turn a Lee 220 grain mold into flat points? Maybe flat HP's? :)

[rintinglen]

Accurate Molds is where I would start looking for a mold. He might even have a few designs in his catalog already.

Robert

+1 on Accurate--look at his 34-201L and 34-220A designs. One or the other should be your huckleberry.

[pworley1]

The Lyman 338320 was the bullet made for that round. It also works great in the 338 Win mag and 340 Weatherby mag. Mine drop about 210g.