I was thinking of getting into casting bullets for my .32 Winchester special since my "go-to" guy at Montana Bullet Works is getting out of the business. The last batch he sent me were just fantastic, with all the specs listed on the bullet package. He sized these to .322 with a BNH around 22, since I'm loading them to shoot at about 2170 fps.
My question is, should I get the RCBS 08-170FNGC, which lists at .323 diameter, and then try to size them down to .322, or just get the mold listed at .321? I know I have some equipment to buy, but this caliber seems to be disappearing from retailer listings and I want to be able to shoot it for years to come. I have a lot of research to do before starting, but the bullet mold ( and possibly sizing dies) are the heart of the process, and I want to get that first. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Knipper