marksman45b
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Registered: 10/02/09
Posts: 74
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| | 01/02/10 at 10:58 AM | Reply with quote | #4 |
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KansasScout, Lyman has some good moulds that are Keith design, what caliber were you looking to get, in the .357 the mould #358477 is a 150 grain SWC, in the.41 the mould #410459 is a 220 grain SWC, in the .44 the mould #429421 is a 245 grain SWC in the .45 the mould #452423 is a 238 grain SWC & #454424 is a 255 grain SWC. All are Keith designs which were one lube grove deep and wide for the time and a crimping grove, wide bearing surface for maximum rifling grip and a large semi wad cutter with a big flat nose, in this design he got the best of both worlds the heavy hard hitting slug for hunting and the perfect hole punched for target work.
I use all of these moulds with great satisfaction, they are very accurate when made well, thank you for your post reminding our members to cast in a well ventilated area it is a real hazard that we all can avoid.
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