Paper-Patch .375 Rifle…Variable weight

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    johnwelch
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      I like the idea of a variable weight boolit  for paper patch for my .458 Win, Mag and 45/70. But I am trying to learn to paper patch and want to use my .375 H&H more to the point it is going to Africa as a very trusted old friend . Put it to work as a deer rifle to make it feel right.  A paper patch mold for this would work for.375 H&H, 38/55, .375 Win. and .375 Ruger I am thinking from 200 or 225gr up to 300 Gr. 

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      anthonylafleur
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        I’m also hoping to see the adjustable paper-patch option offered for more diameters, and 375s are a good start. I had hoped the APP for .460s would encourage off-shoots.
        The only complication in this size is that from modern .375s to older 38-55s there are several groove-bore variations. Al offers several other moulds with .002 size differences, so hopefully with enough interest we can get something going.
        I’m interested.

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        nobade
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          Yep, depending on how the 45 caliber one works out I’d likely be in for a 375 one also. .367″ would work in modern smokeless 375 barrels, as well as old 38-55 barrels if you loaded with black powder. If someone wanted to use smokeless in a 38-55 they would indeed need a bigger diameter. I have several 9.3mm moulds I use for this now but a dedicated adjustable one would be pretty nice.

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          krag35
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            I have a 375 H&H in my future, and a PP cast bullet would make practice more affordable. 

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            anthonylafleur
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              BTT

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