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December 30, 2008, 12:40 PM | #1 |
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Round Ball Mould Question ??
I have a Lyman round ball mould that is .319. What is it's application?? I'm guessing it's for a .31 Cal. C&B revolver. I don't run this little stuff so any and all help would be appreciated.
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December 30, 2008, 01:03 PM | #2 |
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I think that .320 or thereabouts is "O" buckshot. It could be a .32 BP squirrel rifle mould also. You could also use it for slingshot ammo, and if the current "crop" of politicians has their way, that's all we'll be hunting with in a couple years.
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December 30, 2008, 01:07 PM | #3 |
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Thats the size I use in all four of my .32's.
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I shoot .310 in my .32 but was not sure this .319 could be used with the proper patch. Thanks for your input. I'm down to one .32 T.C. and have plenty of bought balls for now.
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That will be a post I can hardly wait to see. This group of talent manufacturing slingshots. God bless America.
I am pulling out my old pea shooter from grade school.
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December 30, 2008, 09:08 PM | #7 |
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December 30, 2008, 11:33 PM | #9 |
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The .319 rb is the perfect size for a .31 cal Pocket Pistol. Colt or Remmie. It's a little large for a .32cal muzzlelloading rifle or pistol; although it might work with a .005 lubed patch. YMMV
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For target shooting, all ball sizes should be bore size. Patching should be thick
enough to fill the grooves. Example= A .45 will be .450 on the bore and if it has .012 deep grooves the groove dia. will be .474 This has to be filled up. You use a .450 dia. ball and pillow ticking patch that is .020 thick. This will compress down to .012. Thats .012 on a side plus the .450 ball adds up to .474 . This fills up the groove dia. This combo can be lightly tapped in the barrel to start, then can be pushed down with one finger on the end of the ramrod. This is how we all load here where I shoot. Powder chargers should be what ever it takes to shoot 2000 fps. This happens to be 90 grs GoexFF in my 45 gun. 60-65 grs GoexFFF in the .40 cal. Hope this helps. This might not be what most people are used to shooting, but believe me, this is what works in the real world. |
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.012 deep grooves in the 'real world'?
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