9mm 147 Grain Bevel Base

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    stevendragonjr
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      Any interest in a 147 grain bevel base mold for 9mm?  Bevel base would be for deep seating in the tapered case.  I prefer 147 grains as a solid.  I have a bunch of 9s that prefer the heavyweights.  Already have molds to cover the other weights.  Need a 147 grain to round out the collection  :P

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      andyadkins
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        guys I am such a putz :o. 9X18 is a typo. You guys all know what I meant ;).

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        charlesnuss
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          It appears that the NOE signup design has a step from .358 down to .352 right at the driving band, and then another step down to .346 midway to the shoulder of the cone.

          I liked the original idea of a 2 degree taper starting at the front of the first driving band and ending at .346. This had no step immediately in front of the first driving band. Reply #37 was the design, which I think is also shown in Reply #72.

          Is this correct?

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          randypatterson
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            It appears that the NOE signup design has a step from .358 down to .352 right at the driving band, and then another step down to .346 midway to the shoulder of the cone.

            I liked the original idea of a 2 degree taper starting at the front of the first driving band and ending at .346. This had no step immediately in front of the first driving band. Reply #37 was the design, which I think is also shown in Reply #72.

            Is this correct?

            That .352 measurement that you see is halfway between the .358 driving band and the .342 edge of the cone. I think it just designates the amount of taper and the middle of the taper measurement. The picture on the left side of the drawing shows a taper and not a step. It has to do with the limitations of the drawing software to represent a small angle. It uses a stepped horizontal line instead of a proper angled line. If you look closely at the front taper, it is represented by a series of small horizontal lines.

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            daveridenour
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              Charlie,

              I believe Tazman is correct. That’s the way I read the drawing too.

              Dave

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              charlesnuss
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                Just wanting to make sure. There is a difference in the drawings at the point of the front driving band forward.

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                sgt.mike
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                  Dog gone it AL and crew,
                  I only have soo much disposable income LMAO  great looking bullet…

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                  randypatterson
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                    I want to thank Frank and others for all the good drawings and ideas that have been put forward. It’s nice to see people working together to get a good idea going.

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                    frankelliott
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                      You guys are all very welcome, I’m happy to do it.

                      Frank

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                      SwedeNelson
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                        Rattlesnake Charlie

                        What are the differences and I will check it out
                        I cant see them (post #72 and the Group Buy drawing?)

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                        Al Nelson

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                        stephandegroat
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                          Cost? Hp? How many cavities?

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                          SwedeNelson
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                            stevo629

                            You can see it here:
                            http://noebulletmolds.com/smf/index.php/topic,644.0.html

                            Bullet maker, maker
                            Al Nelson

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                            charlesnuss
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                              Rattlesnake Charlie

                              What are the differences and I will check it out
                              I cant see them (post #72 and the Group Buy drawing?)

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                              Al Nelson

                              See Reply #77.
                              Others have assured me that we still have the taper from front driving band, and not a step, so I’m OK with the design.

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                              charlesnuss
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                                I want
                                RG4 cavity $133.00
                                RG4 blank pin set $9.00

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