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May 3, 2020
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Do you all use original mould or aftermarket ones ?
If aftermarket could anyone recommend what to get ?
was looking for a Lyman 311008 but not having much luck finding one.
I can get a RCBS .314-90 cm
but have no information on what that shoots like in a 1892
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November 7, 2015
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I haven’t tried the RCBS mould but have a little experience with the Lee Tumble Lube 314-90 and Noe’s 311-008. My rifles didn’t much care for the 90 grain Lee bullet, NOE makes an excellent semi-custom mould but I’m not sure if he ships to the UK. The NOE bullet is a bit heavier @ 115 grains and IIRC drops at .314”.
I have an original Winchester mould but wasn’t planning on casting with it.
Mike
November 2, 2009
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Original Winchester. 32-20 molds are great. You could probably find a nice usable one on the internet for less than you’d spend on a modern mold.
May 3, 2020
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I’m using 115gn hard cast commercial made bullets at the moment, but would like to cast my own .
getting people to ship to the Uk is sometimes challenging.
thank you both for responding
Dean
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