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    Boolit Buddy
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    Accurate 46-405vg

    Howdy Fellers…..yep thats my opening greeting ….
    anybody using the accurate 46-405vg in an 1895 Marlin?

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    No. But I'm seriously looking at the 46-430V
    Both are good looking designs.
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    I have that mold and in the Marlin XLR 45/70 ,it will not chamber unless seated below the crimp groove.Could just be my rifle,hope yours is better

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    Quote Originally Posted by Terrence Clarke View Post
    I have that mold and in the Marlin XLR 45/70 ,it will not chamber unless seated below the crimp groove.Could just be my rifle,hope yours is better
    Interesting. The design is meant to feed through the Marlin 1895.
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    Marlins seem to have short throats. We ended up trimming brass to use my 450 gr. WFN Mountain molds in my brothers Guide gun. It would chamber fine in my Cowboy, so consistency from gun to gun isn't so good either.

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    Boolit Bub
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    I don't use the VG version but I do use the 46-405V in my 1895 with good success. I keep them around 1200 fps (trapdoor pressures) and it gives me a 1-1.5" group at 100yds if I do my part and very pleasant to shoot. I've run them up to 1700 fps which slaps me around a bit and opens the groups to around 3". Cast them using ACWW sized to .460 and did not see any leading.

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    Thanks all I have some measuring to do!

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