Here we go for you .357 fans.
This will be a Lee six hole mould, no handles.
We will shoot for an as cast diameter of as close to .361 as we can get (sizing down is so much easier that sizing up!).
Weight will be about 170 - 175 grains, and Elmer'd be proud.
Price is $58 plus a buck for our resident mad booolit designer for a total of $59.
All the usual rules apply, PM me for addy if needed.
Cat
Last edited by Buckshot; 08-16-2006 at 12:18 AM.
Cogito, ergo armatum sum.
(I think, therefore I'm armed.)
The 358429 Group Buy boolit for you to look at:
Nose to crimp = 0.357".
Last edited by 45 2.1; 07-05-2006 at 07:29 AM.
...Sent you a PM.
...old goat
PM inbound...
PM done sent
and check leaving today.
And this is the last mold I can think of that I will ever want.
I bet this is the first mold to go thru 100 orders.
Amendments
The Second there to protect the First!
Cat:
I will take two (2). Check will go out after the 4th !
Looks very nice !
Jerry
S&W .38/44 Outdoorsman Accumulator
Oh Boy... gotta keep track of this one..
This is a must have. PM sent.
Gary
Do we have any history on this configurition, meaning will it function through the Marlin 1894C?
Thank you
Last edited by Rangerone; 07-01-2006 at 01:27 PM.
This looks perfect Cat! Great job you guys!
I'll be sending a check after Independence Day.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life” – John 3:16
That still amazes me…I don’t care who you are or how much I care about you, I would never let you kill my son. I can’t even begin to understand how much He loves us.
Check will be going in the mail this week for 1 mould.
-Matt
Group Buys Honcho'd: C326-175-FN, 434-210-RF, C434-210-RF, 30-165-SIL-MOD, 358156-PB, 413-170-Keith, C348-225-FN, 8mm SIL, 45-230-CM, 45-270-Ohaus/SWC, Edd's 28-170-FN
Pm sent want one bad.
Ken
Ken.
Be nice if it was better, but it could be worse
I'm in , my 38 loves this boolit!
David
I want in on this one, but the guy who is running your .41 buy is only going to hold it open until he gets 25 orders then it shuts down. So I guess it is a race to see who can come up with the extra money first to get in on that one, the rest of us are out of luck....so I'm trying to decide where to direct my efforts first.
Ahh screw it...I don't like someone "laying down the law" like that, so I'm in on this and I'm not even going to try to get in on that .41 gb.....
I guess I have a chip on my shoulder when I feel someone is trying to "push me around"
My check will be in the mail next week, and if this is still open at the end of the month (after I get paid) I'll be sending in another check for a second of these beauties.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life” – John 3:16
That still amazes me…I don’t care who you are or how much I care about you, I would never let you kill my son. I can’t even begin to understand how much He loves us.
I am interested in this one also, however, will it feed in my Marlin 1894????? It won't feed anything above 1.600". Does anyone know the max COAL that will feed in this rifle????
Paul G.
Once I was young, now I am old and in between went by way to fast.
The end move in politics is always to pick up a gun.
-- R. Buckminster Fuller
Originally Posted by dragonrider
My question exactly... anyone?
Don't know about the GB bullet per se, but the 47 edition of Lyman Reloading Manual lists and OAL of 1.553" with #358429. I don't think there is too much difference between that and the Lyman.
BUT, looking at the other entries the RN 358311 has an OAL of 1.590" and the Thompson GC SWC lists an OAL of 1.590" as well. Both of those to MY eye have shorter crimp groove to tip lengths which makes the listed OAL for a cartridge to have been crimped over the shoulder rather than in the crimp groove. I bet when 45 2.1 gets online he'll be able to give you the crimp groove to meplat length to add onto the case length for a more accurate OAL with the GB bullet.
Doc
I wonder how this will feed in the Rossi 92's??? Anyone???
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"crimp groove to meplat length "
That would be very helpful. Thanks
Paul G.
Once I was young, now I am old and in between went by way to fast.
The end move in politics is always to pick up a gun.
-- R. Buckminster Fuller
I thought we were going for a true Keith 358429??
Ok I see we had a vote.. Whats the advantage to the
358429 GB. We could of save time just going with the
GB instead of the 358429 then. That said so to get a
reply to help me understand. Not starting a war just a
disscustion.
the following posts are what I and Catshooter have been working on for a long time. thanks everybody for their patience. The "original" samples are as old as we can find and some are a composite of several versions of the same mold number. You will note that the "Keith" version and the "GB" Group Buy version don't quite look the same. You judge for yourself which you would want. The GB versions are drawn from good releaseing, good shooting samples that a lot of people have. So, on with the show.
The 358429:
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Last edited by gregg; 07-03-2006 at 02:27 PM.
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