Expander plugs

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Just a warning, when one chooses expander plugs, check the description for the actual size. I just received three which I did not check out first. A big disapointment when I found they were all too small. My fault entirely.
Oh yes, we really need a larger plug for the 38-55 bullets sized in the .381 – .382 range.

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[SwedeNelsonKeymaster]

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Irascible

I have changed the description to show the size in brackets now
We will exchange them if you would like.
Will see what we can do with a .382 expander.

Bullet maker, maker
Al Nelson

[IrascibleParticipant]

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OK, thanks. I placed an order for what I really needed right after my post.
I think adding a .378 X .381 would work fine. If you get a round TUIT

[bobdavisParticipant]

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All how about adding a expander plug box,like the one you have for top punch under the mold listing??
Just a idea!! :

[paulwynn]

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I have considered ordering an expander plug in the future.

So I found this drawing (Thanks Al) Expander Plugs

This is good to know info too: Expander Suffix Descriptions

If my cast bullets are sized to 0.314; would I chose a [315RCEXP] or [31REXP] or something else?
Basically, I wonder how to chose the correct plug size based on my bullet size.

ETA: I think I found my answer here Choosing an Expander

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