Well I loaded up a batch with the 200 RNFP copper plated lead rounds on 8.1 Grains of Unique. The manual called for OAL to be 1.570" for this load so that's where it is. Gotta try them out at the range to see if this is any good or not.
Royce,Well I loaded up a batch with the 200 RNFP copper plated lead rounds on 8.1 Grains of Unique. The manual called for OAL to be 1.570" for this load so that's where it is. Gotta try them out at the range to see if this is any good or not.
Absolutely, here is an topic about cylinder problems:Others suggested the CAS shooting doesn't require accuracy, but undersized cast bullets will deposit to a lot of lead fouling unless you get them really soft and fire them with enough pressure to bump them up to bore diameter. I've not fired any copper-plated bullets in that circumstance, so I don't know how they will do on fouling. If I owned such a gun and confirmed the bore was 0.429" or 0.430", I would ream my chamber throats about a thousandth over that measured number and use bullets to fit. You will probably sacrifice cross-compatibility of the ammo with other guns you own in that chambering, though.