This old mould...

S Mac

Sept. 10, 2021 Steve left us. You are missed.
IMG_20180106_130236570-3936x2214.jpgLooks kinda rusty, need to do a bit of cleaning. Nice 22 mould.
 

S Mac

Sept. 10, 2021 Steve left us. You are missed.
IMG_20180106_130539095-3936x2214.jpgTook a couple of deer with this one this year. 444 Marlin.
 

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fiver

Well-Known Member
nice pictures of some neat molds.

when you lap that one out, usually just removing the bluing takes off about .001
I normally lap until the blue is gone, then cast with it to get the blue back again and to measure my progress.
I have no problem lapping while the mold is near operating temp.
 

35 Whelen

Active Member
Love that round Ben......so supremely accurate in my Whelen. Have yet to try it in my .358 Win. I am curious what your loads are for the 358 Win and how effective the hp on the 358009 is on Whitetail.... and how was the tissue damage on the Whitetail. Lastly, what alloy and what the velocity might be...or approx.
Thanks Ben.
 

Ben

Moderator
Staff member
I shoot a fairly stiff load of IMR 7383 with the bullet in my .358 Win. rifles.
I'm sorry to say that I've never killed a deer with the 009' HP.

Ben
 

RBHarter

West Central AR
That's what it was advertised for but this one is 285 gr dry from 1-20 .
Paper patched in a 45-70 it's fun . I have a 45 cal "mountain rifle" I'm working on that it will be ideal in .