250-41-FN (BT) Airgun Boattail

interested in this with the hp

for use with marauder.

I have had an inquiry about these moulds, which are currently out of stock…. If you are interested in seeing an Inventory Run, please express your interest here…. It will take 5 guys signed up to proceed….

This mould can be made with a Lyman style HP pin in one cavity….

Bob

It seems we are two already as somebody else responded. That will work for me, but if it can be made lighter, like around 31 gr., even better.

Thank you.

Bob I see also you have some .358 cal, are you planning to make .356? That way not having to size them. They always go at least 1 up.

A 31 gr. bullet in .25 cal would be too short to incorporate a boattail into the design….

If the .357s ever make it to a Group Buy (which takes interest being expressed in the appropriate discussion thread)…. you could request that during the GB process…. Most airguns seem to need the bullet sized for best performance, and with NOEs sizing system, it only costs $10 for each additional bushing, and they are made in 0.001″ increments, so it makes it cheap to find the BEST size for your gun….

Bob

One of them (airguns big-bores) is .357, but as .356 tend to go always up to .357, it fits perfectly. I also cast .356, .357, and .358.

No problem. Not in a hurry with that, just exploring, as I sell them: http://www.drilldogbigborepellets.com , also plan to add in the near future .45 and .50 cals.

The .250 I’m more interested now. Let’s see if another 3 airgunners show up. That’s a mould good to have and use. If .25 cal. online distribution is interrupted for whatever reason, being able to make it is a +.

I wonder why Crosman never tried to get into making .25 with their ample distribution contracts around the country.

250 is better for my Bullboss and Benjamin Trail .25 cal. 41 gr is a little bit heavy for them if wanting to shoot many; but certainly it will work for a few shots (Bullboss), hitting harder.

Ran them – Got them back in stock!

Bullet maker, maker
Al Nelson

Just ordered!

Posted more pictures here too==>Scroll all the way down once reaching the page==> It expanded up to .357.5 cal.:
http://www.drilldogbigborepellets.com/p/gta.html

You need one sizing die body to hold the sizing bushings….

http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?cPath=104_410&products_id=2415

It accepts all calibers of bushings, and screws into a Lee press….

Regarding the fit of your BBTs, the back of the head is 0.002″ smaller than the drive band…. This makes it easier to chamber in most guns…. It was never really intended for use in a Springer, they have such a shallow chamber (really only a taper on the breech end) it does not surprise me that you have a problem chambering them…. However, if you run them through a 0.250″ sizing die, which will barely touch the back of the head, it will size the driving band down and allow you to insert them easier….

Bob

I will do that. You never know when you need it. Thank you.