SolidLeadSlug
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Due to difficulty locating a mold maker who can make me a hollow base mold for my swiss feldstuzer, I'm wondering if using a flat base mold will be reasonable.
The rifles groove depth is around
0.007 and mat or may not be progressive depth.
The bulholzer bullet is a 289g hollow base paper patched bullet of .399 diamter. When loaded, it will be patched to .408-409.
I've found a .410 300 grain grease groove bullet that I am hoping has sufficient weight to be swaged i to the deep grooves. It will be cast of pure lead.
My question is will a flat base bullet be able to bump up to a deeply rifled bore or should I hold out for a hollow base bullet that is paper patched
The rifles groove depth is around
0.007 and mat or may not be progressive depth.
The bulholzer bullet is a 289g hollow base paper patched bullet of .399 diamter. When loaded, it will be patched to .408-409.
I've found a .410 300 grain grease groove bullet that I am hoping has sufficient weight to be swaged i to the deep grooves. It will be cast of pure lead.
My question is will a flat base bullet be able to bump up to a deeply rifled bore or should I hold out for a hollow base bullet that is paper patched