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tinker
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Re: T. W & J WALKER Underlever [Re: Marrakai]
      #247243 - 09/05/14 08:46 PM

I think I have 20 or so of those (old vintage) tubed bullets here.
Get it running Sarg!


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Re: T. W & J WALKER Underlever [Re: tinker]
      #247247 - 09/05/14 10:36 PM

Lovely little rifle - congrats!

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T. W & J WALKER Jones Underlever 577/450 [Re: tinker]
      #247271 - 10/05/14 07:59 AM

Thank you guys & yes a Express load is more likely what it uses, was shooting high until I got the loads up a bit .

I don't know how ever body else loads these, but I think it sucks, this cartridge could be a real giant killer if loaded up in a Ruger No1 or some thing as strong, but I have read the Martini's are strong ? (I now have 4 small one's & a spare 360 No5 barrel)

The Nitro loads just went "Click" bullet stuck in the barrel or "Click,,,,, Pow" only started to work with 40Gr IMR4198, a heap of filler & Mag primers !

It could be made worse by the Magtech case's having a little more volume I suppose, but the cases seem great & VERY economical compared to any other cases .

I have more to add on the cases & how the pressure works on them from BP to Nitro when I get time to .

Marrakai thank you for that load info, I think IMI 4198 is close to AR2207 & I used RL7 to, all went "Click" some time's untill I used the mag primers !

Tinker those slugs sound cool, dont get those from the local hardware store .


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Ash
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Re: T. W & J WALKER Jones Underlever 577/450 [Re: Sarg]
      #247294 - 10/05/14 10:36 PM

Do fillers not work well in bottle necked cases?

I've only used them in loading a .450 Nitro.

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tinker
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Re: T. W & J WALKER Jones Underlever 577/450 [Re: Ash]
      #247295 - 10/05/14 11:03 PM

I use 21gr of dacron in my 450no2 cases (and a lot of Varget) for magnum bpe nitro for black loads.
works great.

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Marrakai
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Re: T. W & J WALKER Jones Underlever 577/450 [Re: tinker]
      #247313 - 11/05/14 09:35 AM

What Tinker said.

For info, I have had no trouble with fillers in bottleneck cases. Just use your noggin and don't load wad material that could compress solid (like CoW!).
My favourite is saddle-felt, but dacron obviously works OK too. In my loads for the 20bore/.577 and the .577/.500 No.2, two 1/2-inch felt wads are needed. I work a fat wad through the neck onto the powder, and a neck-size wad on top of that under the projectile. Also did the two-wad trick with backer-rod on a friend's .577/.500 Fraser double. No dramas whatsoever.

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