Well, when your too dam cheap to buy the proper mold, Paper Patch will do.
Picked up an 1865 Maynard Sporting Rifle from a fellow Nutzer.
.36 Percussion and extra matching Percussion shotgun barrel (.20 gauge?)
Slugged the bore.
Bore size, dead on .360
.354 lands to lands as I say it.
A custom mold is big $.
After all said and done, I think I will break out the Visa.
Original cartridge is
.360 – 160 grains
30 grains BP
I do not have a mold of the sort on hand. .36 - 160 grains
Lets dig around and see what I can find.
Broke out some .358 - 158 grain SWC
Pushed them threw a size die to .355
Now onto the paper patching.
It’s like rolling a cigarette butt with paper, too d@m small.
I will be loading them up with about 25 grains of 2F Goex to start.
I may even try a batch with American Pioneer 3 F
Range testing will be Friday night.
Yes it's empty, if anyone is wondering.
That Montecristo box is long empty. mm mm mm
Picked up an 1865 Maynard Sporting Rifle from a fellow Nutzer.
.36 Percussion and extra matching Percussion shotgun barrel (.20 gauge?)
Slugged the bore.
Bore size, dead on .360
.354 lands to lands as I say it.
A custom mold is big $.
After all said and done, I think I will break out the Visa.
Original cartridge is
.360 – 160 grains
30 grains BP
I do not have a mold of the sort on hand. .36 - 160 grains
Lets dig around and see what I can find.
Broke out some .358 - 158 grain SWC
Pushed them threw a size die to .355
Now onto the paper patching.
It’s like rolling a cigarette butt with paper, too d@m small.
I will be loading them up with about 25 grains of 2F Goex to start.
I may even try a batch with American Pioneer 3 F
Range testing will be Friday night.
Yes it's empty, if anyone is wondering.
That Montecristo box is long empty. mm mm mm
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