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SwedeNelson
NOE 454 285Gr. SWC (RCBS)
CLOSED This one is shipped and listed on the website
This is a our copy of the 45-270-SAA RCBS
We will be running this like a inventory run
We will be running 2 cavity, 4 cavity, 5 cavity, RG2 and RG4 (both HP and FN pins) Aluminum.
And RG2 cavity Brass, PB only NO GC.We offer Blank RG pins on our website for you that like to make your own.
Top punch, wrenches and sprue lube are extras now if you want themPrices will be our standard website prices ( http://www.noebulletmoulds.com )
2 cavity $79.00
4 cavity $92.00
5 cavity $99.00
RG2 cavity $103.00
RG4 cavity $133.00
RG2 cavity BRASS $125.00Lyman/RCBS style Top Punch $5.00
Saeco style Top Punch $7.50
Mould Wrenches / Sprue Lube $2.50
RG2 blank pin set $4.50
RG4 blank pin set $9.00Will 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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chrislatch
I did a bit of informal shooting a minute ago.
One thing I wanted out of this bullet was a HP that was heavy enough to hold together even while making a massive wound channel. These ended up weighing 275.5 with the large HP.
With the 300-grain mold (drops 306-308ish depending on alloy) I used last year, recoil was a bit stiffer than I wanted. So this bullet should recoil ~10% less, just on sheer weight difference, not even accounting for the lower powder charges it’ll take to match velocities with the old bullet. Should be a winner.
Anyway, after a great deal of interpolation, I loaded up a few with 800-x, and chronographed them. I won’t mention the load I topped out at, except to say that I was pleasantly surprised at the velocity I got – maybe even a bit alarmed, and I’m reducing my charge for the batch I’m going to accuracy test.
I also tested some with 2400, all the way up to the published (brian pierce) load of 21.0 grains. That got me into the 1250′ ballpark, which is MORE THAN fast enough for what I want to do. I was surprised at the speed, honestly. That can of 2400 is older than I am.
May get to do some accuracy tests this afternoon. So far, so good.
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