RCBS 7mm cast bullets

[Wallyl]

I'm unhappy to report that I used to have a Saeco 4c in 070 back in my IHMSA days. When I retired from silhouette shooting I sold or traded off all my Saeco 4c 7mm moulds. I once had 070, 071,experimental 072, and 073. All were 4c! You might try placing a WTB ad on Cast Boolits for the 4c 070, as that's where mine all went.

Thank you, Ray--I am out of luck. I plan on spray painting the RCBS mold nose cavities with stove (High Temperature) paint with a no. of coats to see if that works---maybe I will be lucky.

 

[Rick]

I'm unhappy to report that I used to have a Saeco 4c in 070 back in my IHMSA days. When I retired from silhouette shooting I sold or traded off all my Saeco 4c 7mm moulds. I once had 070, 071,experimental 072, and 073. All were 4c! You might try placing a WTB ad on Cast Boolits for the 4c 070, as that's where mine all went.

That 072 is a rare breed, I think only about 6-8 of them were ever made. I've got one but they were never a catalog item. John Adams when he owned SAECO made up a few for some of his silhouette shooting friends. Mine 072 is 2c, have 071 and 073 in 4c. Never have had a 070.

 

[shuz]

That 072 is a rare breed, I think only about 6-8 of them were ever made. I've got one but they were never a catalog item. John Adams when he owned SAECO made up a few for some of his silhouette shooting friends. Mine 072 is 2c, have 071 and 073 in 4c. Never have had a 070.

John Adams sent me mine when I was the match director for the Colville Valley Silhouette club. He wanted feedback on it's performance in the then, new, 7mmTCU. It did not perform well in the 7mmTCU and I believe that's why it was never a catalog item.