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| 17/12/23 12:17 AM |
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Re: 12-bore shotguns, paradox, Explora, rifles
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Daryl, you mentioned Flush Cutters before, they are a type side cutter where one outside face is completely flat with a very sharp edge, they leave nothing behind when cutting. We use them for cable ties and they are great if you do plastic models etc. If using them with bullet molding they will leave almost nothing behind if anything.
Matt.
Correct.
I use the ones Wade recommends when casting buckshot from "Do-It" sinker molds. They get right up to the pellet unlike side cutters. I did break a set once tho they are so cheap, no big deal.
BTW those "Do-It" molds are gang molds one side making a .31" cal pellet and the other a .368"/9.3mm pellet. Using Wade's methods I get excellent dense patterns. Early on I had one load of his pressure tested and it ran ~500 psi high. Since then he's backed off. Loading shotgun ammo w/o a known pressure combination is "At Your Own Risk" as switching combinations can stack tolerance and pressures but we have access to pressure testing so that helps.