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2016-08-19 at 17:50 #488869
SwedeNelson
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NOE 502-500-SWC (HB)
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This run will be sized to cast with Pure Lead

http://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/502-500-SWC-HB-/502-500-SWC_-PB-_500_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D

http://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/502-500-SWC-HB-/N.O.E._Bullet_Moulds_502-500-SWC_-PB-_500_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D

http://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/502-500-SWC-HB-/N.O.E._Bullet_Moulds_502-469-SWC_-HB-_469_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D

http://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/502-500-SWC-HB-/N.O.E._Bullet_Moulds_502-416-SWC_-PB-_416_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D

http://noebulletmolds.com/photos/albums/502-500-SWC-HB-/N.O.E._Bullet_Moulds_502-332-SWC_-PB-_332_gr_Sketch.Jpg%5B/img%5D

You will be able to cast the following
502-500-SWC (PB)
502-469-SWC (HB)
502-416-SWC (PB)
502-385-SWC (HB)
502-332-SWC (PB)
502-301-SWC (HB)

We will be running RG2 and RG4, Aluminum only.
We will furnish both HB and FB pins for all three sizes.
Top punch, wrenches and sprue lube are extras now if you want them

Prices will be our standard website prices ( http://www.noebulletmoulds.com )
Plus the cost of additional Hollow Base pins required.

RG2 cavity $128.50
RG4 cavity $178.00

Lyman/RCBS style Top Punch $5.00
Saeco style Top Punch $7.50
Mould Wrenches / Sprue Lube $2.50

Will 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 out

If you have question – Visit our website or PM me

Thanks
Swede Nelson
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2016-08-23 at 04:39 #504956
adamsutherland
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List updated.
2016-09-17 at 11:53 #504957
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If you would offer the same in a ~.506 I’m betting it would pick up some White shooters.
2016-09-21 at 19:25 #504958
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If you would offer the same in a ~.506 I’m betting it would pick up some White shooters.

Been scratchin’ my gourd on White shooters ???

Only thing anyone rounds heres kan thimk off is Shockley’s gold and that doesn’t need 4 more mills

And nobody hates White tractors enough to blow holes in them. Peterbilt hummmm maybe

Probably feel :-[ when you answer
2016-09-29 at 14:07 #504959
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Took me a while to wander back here. White rifles, (doc White designs/ Green river rifles) a now defunct manufacturer of muzzleloaders in .504, .451, and .410 calibers, with some oddballs thrown in the mix. http://whitemuzzleloading.com/ Known for being incredible big lead shooters, and still have an almost cult like following. Pretty much designed lead fullbore with faster than normal twists, and .0035 depth rifling.
2016-10-20 at 13:35 #504960
SwedeNelson
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Last call on this one
Going to run all of the 502-SWC’s together

Bullet maker, maker
Al Nelson
2016-10-20 at 13:50 #504961
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Yipppeeeeeee!

Does it help to know in advance that I want this set of 4 drilled for probe?
2016-10-30 at 16:07 #504962
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Just got the notice and paid
2016-10-30 at 16:16 #504963
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K7sparky,
Just check off that option before you put the moukd in your cart. If you forgot, put it in the comments box during the checkout.
2016-10-30 at 16:34 #504964
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Got all 4 ordered, an extra set of handles and one of Al’s digital mould thermometers to see if it works different than my Type K hand held contact one
2016-10-30 at 20:40 #504965
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I ended up getting an extra too… Al’s making me go broke with all this good stuff.
2016-11-04 at 12:08 #504966
k7sparky
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Posted a couple of targets for this one on:
Using NOE Moulds
At The Range
2016-11-04 at 16:54 #504967
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Got everything all cleaned and pre treated yesterday. Going to cast and powder coat some of the HP today using the large pin sets first.
Going to try the light trail boss for each and also starting loads using ramshot enforcer. I’ll keep you gentlemen updated.
2016-11-04 at 17:58 #504968
Full.Lead.Taco
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Those large pins make huge hollow points. I’m excited for them.
2016-11-04 at 22:50 #504969
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Those large pins make huge hollow points. I’m excited for them.

You were not kidding. They are craters. I just finished my last batch in the oven and resized everything to .501
Tomorrow after some chores I’m going to load a few and get the chronograph out. I have a few other NOE 502 molds I want to clock the speed.
I went with a Lyman #2 / pure lead at just about a 50/50 blend. In the 10-11 bhn. I also did not water quench but air cooled everything before and after the baking period.
What kinda weight were you getting on your molds if you do not mind me asking?
Prior to powder coating my average was 294 grains for the 502-322-swc, 370 grains for the 502-404-swc, and 450 grains for the 502-485-swc using the large pins on all. They came out great. Would never have known it was a first time running mold. Smooth smooth.
2016-11-04 at 23:54 #504970
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Those large pins make huge hollow points. I’m excited for them.

You were not kidding. They are craters. I just finished my last batch in the oven and resized everything to .501
Tomorrow after some chores I’m going to load a few and get the chronograph out. I have a few other NOE 502 molds I want to clock the speed.
I went with a Lyman #2 / pure lead at just about a 50/50 blend. In the 10-11 bhn. I also did not water quench but air cooled everything before and after the baking period.
What kinda weight were you getting on your molds if you do not mind me asking?
Prior to powder coating my average was 294 grains for the 502-322-swc, 370 grains for the 502-404-swc, and 450 grains for the 502-485-swc using the large pins on all. They came out great. Would never have known it was a first time running mold. Smooth smooth.

If you are not using WW or adding arsenic / equiv (see LASC on the subject) they will not change BHN with water quench nor oven cure.

After the morning hunt tomorrow I plan on setting up the Ohler and clocking some HB pyrodex BP loads. Nice to use the deck as a stand or maybe walk down to a stand on the power lines. If the gods smile I’ll post a harvest pix

My HBs dropped GREAT from the git go without smoking – just clean with scrubbing bubbles and 4X oven cures
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