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Go to the link and click on .955 diameter bullets (mold #409a). The mold makes a bullet that is .955" diameter and weighs 3500 grains. If cast from pure lead, it should expand nicely on moose in the 1300 to 1500 fps range. I wonder what rifle launches that slug. | ||
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Found the gun that shoots them. SSK made a 95 caliber 'rifle' from a modified 20mm Vulcan case. Here's the pic of the case http://www.sskindustries.com/cart_pics.html And here is the info on the gun http://www.sskindustries.com/rifle.html . Look in the 'Bolt Action' area.
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I think SSK only made a couple of them. Sometimes you see dies for wildcat 20 mm calibers. Who uses these...1,000 yd. benchrest? | |||
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I'd be using them if I could get my hands on a Lahti 20mm rifle. Just the thing for those pesky groundhogs! I did get a chance to shoot one once, but the guy wanted $50/shot so I passed. But it was fun to watch others play with it.
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quote: Yukon- The action used for the .950 JDJ was made by McMillan. they made 8 of them and have no plans to make more. It can handle a full-length Vulcan case. The McMillans tried a round they called the "Fat Mac". It was a cut-down and necked-down Vulcan using lathe-turned .510" projectiles. They had to run a reamer into the case to thin the walls so a new shoulder could be formed. Problem was, the cases split at the "step" where the reamer stopped after 3-4 firings. They halted the project because it was just too much trouble to form cases that could only be used twice. I was at the FCSA website yesterday looking over the message boards. Some guy was asking about a suitable action for the Vulcan. He got a response from a guy who can build a shell holder once he gets his FFL. Sounds kinda cool, huh???? | |||
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