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michaelwillett
Yep I’m back. The real orphan in the large caliber wheel gun is the 41 Mag. I realize it is hard to get enough people on board for 41 Mag moulds but I’d like to see this one too.
210-220 gr solid with a HP option if you’d like PLUS a crimp groove. Swede would you be good enough to draw this one up as well and post when you get a chance?
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gwpercle
I’m a 41 fan also and the red headed step child gets little respect, Lyman stopped making 41 moulds altogether. I would be interested in a wadcutter design. Something along the lines of the old Lyman #358432 design done up to 41. Or the old #410027 would be just the ticket.
It wouldn’t have to be a heavy weight. 210-215-220 would be fine.
Lets see a drawing !
Gary P.This potential buy seems to have fallen off the map and that’s a shame. So here’s a question. Is it possible for one cutting tool to make different caliber moulds (41-44-45) if it’s offset by different degrees on the CNC machine? Could we get a family of moulds similar to the 360432 from one cutter? I don’t have a clue anyone else know?
SwedeNelson
lwatson
Realise this is a Wadcutter discussion, but on the subject of the 41 Magnum, there’s a few 41 Magnum Marlin Lever-Actions out there, but they need sizing at .413 to begin to show what they can do.
I have been using the NOE 413 230Gr. LFN (drops at 0.414 in my alloy) sized 0.413 in my 1894S with unbelievable results, that I hope to post about later. Wish I’d bought a 41 Mag years ago.
A larger dropping mold will increase the market. Can always size them down as needed ?
Love to see some of NOE’s fabulous Expander Plugs made for the fatter 41’s too.
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