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Gentlemen This is not what W.J. Jeffery & CO. LTD had in mind back in August 21 1928 ![]() Note the death crimp ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The steel plate infront of the tips is a anti recoil spring contraption so that the tips do not get deformations under recoil. ![]() Cheers, Andr� | ||
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How do you cut the square hollow point? It should expand into 4 nice petals. | |||
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By EDM? Hog Killer | |||
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Nice Work, Andr� | |||
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Dan, The square hole appears to have been drilled with an endmill and then broached square to me. Andre, I await the results of your tests! I completely understand your issues with finding a place to test bullets/ballistics. Ranges are so damned formal, a real pain the arse. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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500 grain The hole is first drilled and then a hard tool ,made especially for the process, is pressed/punched into the hole. Cheers, Andr� | |||
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Andr� Next time do you think you could put abit more Crimp on the bullet gezzzzzzz ![]() You don't ? drive nail's with them before shooting them ?? do you.! Holy Moly.! nice bullet's though ![]() | |||
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Kev, sent you a p.m. reguarding some load data. thanks, Al | |||
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Al .... your 525 grain flat nose will be sent out Monday I have the kid down stair's doing the last min/ buff on them | |||
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Kev I do not know but I would think so. The .50-110 is a fine calssic ![]() What bullet weight do you nornally use ? What is C.O.L. ? Cheers, Andr� | |||
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Martin A good crimp is needed in the BIG bores due to the recoil. Might aswell do it right ![]() I might try a star shaped tip if the square do not work well. I got this advice from Mike at North fork. Cheers, Andr� | |||
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Martin, You need that kinda crimp to keep the bullets from "moving" around and/or overiding a lesser crimp and swelling the neck OD. Quote: Not in a literal sense, but I would imagine the impact energies imparted to the bullets during recoil may be closer to your statement than you imagine. The Woodleigh SP left in the magazine after a shot or two will be very flattened out! Andre, When do you think you will get to have some fun and test those bad boyz out? ASS_CLOWN | |||
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AC Quote: This weekend I hope. Getting about 40 phone-books and a place to play is not easy. ![]() ![]() I do not want to waste the bullets on targets. Cheers, Andr� | |||
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I was joking ass-clown I don't think it really has much more recoil then my 460 or 416 or my 35x378 and my little 45/70 GS has more recoil then my Ruger M 77 in 458 with full house load's Hey.!! Ass-Clown Did we talk once about me making you up some sample bullet's for you to try out ? in one of your rifle's ? | |||
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Pottsy, Thanks for the info, I will be in touch. Judy is my wife's handle and I am too lazy to logout and back in. Can you PM with more specifics on Al's bullets. I may email him to, but that would require more effort, and I am lazy. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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