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SwedeNelson
NOE 322-217-SP (ELCO)
We will be running this like a inventory runhttp://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/322-217-SP-ELCO-/322-217-SP_-PB-_217_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D
Will offer this one .320 Dia. or .322 Dia.
We will be running 1 cavity, 1 cavity Brass, 2 cavity, 2 cavity Brass, 3 cavity, 4 cavity, 4 cavity Brass, 5 cavity. Plain Base only.
All moulds will be assumed to be Aluminum unless Brass is requested!
Prices will be our standard website prices ( http://www.noebulletmoulds.com )
1 cavity $68.00
1 cavity Brass $90.00
2 cavity $79.00
2 cavity Brass $101.00
3 cavity $86.00
4 cavity $92.00
4 cavity Brass $114.00
5 cavity $99.00Lyman/RCBS style Top Punch $5.00
Saeco style Top Punch $7.50
Mould Wrenches / Sprue Lube $2.50Will run this as soon as we get 10 signed up and we get the tooling in.
Will have them listed on our website as a inventory item as soon as we have them ran
So you can use Pay-Pal, Credit Card or Check / Money order
Post a “I want” and receive a 15% discount off the website
We will PM a discount code for you to use at check outIf you have question – Visit our website or PM me
Thanks
Swede Nelson
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craig
andreschofield
Irascible
So, here we have another schuetzen style bullet which will mostly be bought by Schuetzen shooters, but it is sized for WW alloy! We normaly use alloys from 1 in 16 up to 1 in 30 alloys. Last bullet like this I ended up buying more than one mold because 1 in 20 alloy ended up casting larger than specified for WW alloy. Soooo, how big will these molds cast with 1 in 20 or 1 in 25?
frankelliott
These are the shrinkage rates between WW, 20/1 & 30/1, in aluminum and brass. Note that the rate is almost the same, between WW & 20/1. The difference between aluminum and brass molds is greater than the difference between WW & 20/1. WW weigths a little more and in this mold, it’s about 1 gr heavier.
Alum
WW= 1.0039048
20/1= 1.0039242
30/1= 1.0042277
Brass
WW= 1.0040661
20/1= 1.0040855 1
30/1= 1.0043891
Frank
Thanks, are those numbers percentage?
The reason I brought this up is that I purchased a brass, 323-185 RF mold expecting it to cast smaller with 1 in 20 alloy and it came out .324+. Then I bought a 321-185 RF mold to get the .322 diameter bullet I wanted without having to size the base band, which left finned bases using either my LEE or NOE nose first, push through, sizers. Why size at all? To fit in my breach loader on which the case is expanded as far as I could.
Anyway, I would like to order one of these molds, in brass, but don’t know which size?The numbers refect the shirkage, per inch. Using a aluminum mold, with a 20/1 shrinkage rate of 1.0039242 and has a base band hole size of .3233, you get:
.3233 (machined diameter) / 1.0039242 = .322036
brass = .3233 / 1.00408551 = .321985
The numbers refect the shirkage, per inch. Using a aluminum mold, with a 20/1 shrinkage rate of 1.0039242 and has a base band hole size of .3233, you get:
.3233 (machined diameter) / 1.0039242 = .322036
brass = .3233 / 1.00408551 = .321985
WW, with a brass mold = .3233 / 321800
20/1, brass = .3233 / .321985
The .3233 diameter that I’m using, is just a number to refect the variation, I don’t know what Al uses as a machined base band diameter.
Order the size that you need as 20/1 and WW are virtually the same.
Frank
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craig
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andreschofield
Irascible
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