Anyone for a 432 265 RF?

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  • 2015-04-10 at 15:21 #487982
    robreynolds
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      I’ve got a new Ruger 44/77 coming soon and Id like a 432 265 RF to try as these are a nice match. (with conventional lube grooves, not a tumble lube design)

      There aren’t many 44 magnum molds out there at the moment. Is anyone interested in this versatile and by all accounts great shooting bullet?

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    • 2015-04-12 at 13:53 #497593
      hankmcdavid
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        Just having acquired a 1976 vintage 1894 44 magnum I’m interested in a Ranchdog design in that size range.I’m not familiar with all of the terminology so steer me in the right direction if needed.

        2015-04-13 at 14:03 #497594
        davidatherton
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          I would like another. My Lee copy is pathetic.

          2015-04-19 at 13:45 #497595
          robreynolds
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            There’s 3 hands! Keep e’m coming.

            2015-04-26 at 01:20 #497596
            rickcoggins
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              I’d be interested in a 2 or 4 cavity 432-265 grain GAS CHECKED, round/wide flat point (not hollow pointed) aluminum mold, with conventional lube grooves (not micro-/tumble lube grooves).

              I’d also be ok with a 4 cavity mold, as above, but with 2 gas checked cavities, and 2 plain base cavities.

              2015-04-29 at 00:18 #497597
              mirozovko
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                I would be interested in a Ranch Dog 432 265gr brass 2 or 4 cavity mold with gas checks.

                2015-05-05 at 04:08 #497598
                robreynolds
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                  Bump for interest.

                  I should have been more clear at the onset of the thread that this is for a boolit with conventional lube grooves.

                  2015-05-05 at 04:59 #497599
                  hankmcdavid
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                    I think if all are serious about this and commit it gives us 5 needed for a production run, I’m sure if they run it the won’t sit on the shelf too long even if someone were to back out.

                    2015-05-05 at 10:48 #497600
                    robreynolds
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                      I’ll PM Swede to see if we have a goer and over what time frame if we do.

                      2015-05-05 at 14:22 #497601
                      SwedeNelson
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                        Have a inventory buy going
                        http://noebulletmolds.com/smf/index.php/topic,805.0.html
                        Get your name on the list if you want one.

                        Bullet maker, maker
                        Al Nelson

                        2015-05-30 at 01:22 #497602
                        rickcoggins
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                          Signed up for a 4 cavity aluminum, with 2GC and 2 PB cavities. SAECO top punch.  Conventional lube grooves.

                          My ballard-rifled Marlin 1894 44 mag is waiting for this mold.

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