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Thank you, it's the information I was wanting. As far as the whole groove and land thing, it is irrelevant to me, I only was curious if that was the way Mr Hoyt normally cut them. As far as my research, it started a long time ago when I was a Tank gunner in West Germany. I went to several museums and castles, talked weapons with old timers, and attended a few Jager shoots. It coninued as I went on to be a Light Weapons Specialist in the Airmobile Infantry in various foreign places. After 28 years in the military, I worked in State Law Enforcement, and always talked to the old timers about guns. I'm no expert but I have been burning powder for 65 years.
He literally gave you the same information as the rest of us.
 
Thanks, I got 588 on mine, could be off a smidge. Gonna need a new mold, My 58 Trade gun likes .562 balls and. .11 thousands patch
That's the nice thing about balls. Most size problems can be solved with a different ball size and/or patch.

There's a mold maker in England that will make any size mold at a very reasonable price. Can't remember the name right off.
 

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