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PC, I suppose people would say that the 500 45 has enough anyway. I am thinking more of our light game and a rapid expanding front end that maintains high speed through the animal so that the opposite side looks like crocodile bite territory. On that note, I am heading to bed. Mike | |||
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to make some bullet I use another ways than Copper tubing or draw jacket I use the first way use by Nosler : I make my jacket on a screw lathe with method as follow I turn a jacket square base flat end bore with just a bigger diameter ( 0.001 of inch ) to my finish caliber and with the lenght I need After I anneal these jacket . I draw in a sizer to get my finish diameter deburr the jacket and get a jacket ready to fill with lead ( bonded or not ) Bu lathe turning I can get the thickness I need , taperead inside , solid base .... without any tooling cost except cost of custom drill and custom raemer for tapered jacket . easy and cheap way another way mote fun is to use empty case from 7.62x39 draw in a sizer and remove the rim by lathe turning to ger a bevel base . use low cost Berdan case in brass you can get thousand for a penny on range shooting . good shooting DAN TEC | |||
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Croc bite territory ![]() I found that the Taipan .416's perfromed that role well. | |||
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<Arizona Larry> |
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