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The curiocity never ends
01-12-2018, 12:21 PM,
#11
RE: The curiocity never ends
(01-12-2018, 10:50 AM)Smokey45 Wrote: Thanks for posting this thread

Kurt post's some pretty good stuff and is a valued asset to this forum..
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01-12-2018, 12:41 PM,
#12
RE: The curiocity never ends
Kurt, Thanks so much for posting these. I've got some questions I may email you but one thing I'm interested in here is that I don't see any loss of integrity in the base band, which was of interest to me, considering PJ and Steve Brooks seem to always beef up the base band, and I thought the reason was because they felt short base bands deformed and impacted the base 'edge' integrity. Maybe I'm wrong and their reasons more complex. On the gas cutting, I wonder about fit. Seems that alloy hardness was soft enough to me to 'bump up' and create a good fit, so don't seem likely. On stripping, you say you had a jump, and one of my questions is gonna address that but I need to include a drawing so email might be better. You might rain on my parade but that's why I'm asking you:-))
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01-12-2018, 12:49 PM, (This post was last modified: 01-12-2018, 12:53 PM by Kurt.)
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RE: The curiocity never ends
Naw no rain but there may some thunder Smile

Now remember the two shot in a .45-90 Standard chamber the .45-70 case mouth is back quite a fair bit where the chamber wall will be greater them the .45-70 chamber is and those bullets are from a custom mould with the shank diameter of .4596"
For that 121 bullet a better alloy would be 1/25 T/L

Edit......Forgot to say that some mould makers might have never looked at a bullet baseband after it was shot.
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