| DarylS |
| (.700 member) |
| 26/06/11 02:36 AM |
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Re: 333 Jeffery
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Making a flanged version in a Ruger Nr.1 should be doable...I just wished Woodleigh could/would make a spitzer a la their PP bullet in 230-240grain. That would turn my .333Jeffery into a versatile battery for around the world.
I am heading for Africa here in August, bringing my .333Jeffery and a Rigby 12bore Ball & Shot gun.
About any guilding metal, lead core .338" bullet can be drawn down to .333" for the Jeffery or .330" for the .318 or .8x56R. friend on mine just received his dies from Lee, but hasn't brought them over for sizing down bullets yet.
I am convinced that bonded bullets will not be broken loose, that the lead itself moves within itself and the bond is not broken. This is what appeared to happen with Hornady's Interbond .375's.
"Lee" suggested their liquid alox as a sizing lube - they day it makes a superior drawing lube. I'll have to try it some day.