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Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
03-28-2018, 09:17 AM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
(03-27-2018, 08:28 PM)Hanz Wrote: Nice shooting. Time to make a bunch of those!
Yup I'm on it .lol[Image: 8944dd8adce3ea32f412e5c0258ab418.jpg] I'm trying to get a supply in stock .lol I'm tinkering with my Brooks 450 gr chicken load and haven't gave up on the 510 Baco and 540PJ .
Hanz , PM me your address I can send Sample of what bullets I've been tinkering with. It's nice to see them fly before ordering a expensive mold .

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03-28-2018, 10:14 AM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
Happy Birthday lumpy !! Sent ya a PM
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03-30-2018, 02:18 PM,
Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
Well the snow started to melt. Here's a few I found behind the 20 to 1 and 16 to 1 targets. All 70 gr swiss 1 1/2 . Not a big difference .001 less width in the nose just in front of the first band with the 16 to 1.[Image: 79a7084ca8fe74800725a1a44ba8eccb.jpg]

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03-30-2018, 03:37 PM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
What's the nose dia, as cast?
What are they now?
Surprised to see the rifling marks on the 16/1 alloy.
Gary
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03-30-2018, 04:34 PM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
Baco 510c nose as cast .448
16/1 .449
20/1 .450

Paul Jones 530c as cast .448
16/1 .451
20/1 .452

Brooks 560c as cast .448
16/1 .449
20/1 .451
No leading with any load or bullet .
One 5 /1 Napa patch between shots
4 inch pure lead Electric conduit and I got the tin from Rotometals. Pretty sure the
mixes were accurate.
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03-30-2018, 04:52 PM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
TY-What was the nose dia on the bullets you recovered?
.451 nose fits?Huh
G.
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03-30-2018, 05:56 PM,
Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
I got mixed up the dark 560 Brooks bottom left we're not 16/1 they were 50/50 WW and lead. Maybe I'm mesuring the wrong place on the bullet. Or I'm reading it wrong. The rifling just barely touch the nose.
I read .449 50/50 ww and lead
[Image: 1fd38d609bf3e8f5b73b362eca30365d.jpg]
The PJ 530 20/1 .451
[Image: f23ea5446e5802e6967c490c0bc20122.jpg] Am I reading it wrong? .lol

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03-30-2018, 06:34 PM,
Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
[Image: 2664303cb03e413f50583de4508a5cb0.jpg]

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03-30-2018, 06:40 PM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
I would call the top picture .4495, and the other .451.
You are ck'n in the correct area.
Does the rifling make contact, all around the nose?
G.
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03-30-2018, 07:10 PM,
RE: Dialing in a C Sharps 1885 45-70 BPCR
The 50/50 ww 560 brooks doesn't touch. All the 16/1 and 20/1 bullets engrave evenly especially with the neck tension and Redding comp seating die.
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