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i think a new mountain molds design needs to be made...i figure a conical nose .35" ish meplat with minimal a .423" base to crimp sounds good.


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Yupp, now we are talking! .423 makes all the sence in the world! I still vote for "Stright Belted"! Smiler .404 Capstick is also grand!
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bent...can you neck a 240 wby up for us?


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bent...can you neck a 240 wby up for us?


I only have one in my collection, it is a rare bird over here....but I am mighty tempted to sacrifice that belted son of a gun!!!!


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o.k. does anyone have a few cases they can send to norway to replenish bent???

i am sure we can get you a few cases bent, just a matter of time.

it would be neeto to see the 404 capstick aka 423-240 wby

hey...we could just stamp a 4 in front of the 240 for a .4240 wby mag...heh that is cool

424 wby...only one thou off...not bad.

424 weatherby...hmmmmm...


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here is the 240 wby necked to 411 but trimmed at 2.17"


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Boomie,
you are backing a belted round?

SEE, i told you belts' don't matter!


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just dont mix belts and shoulders...see tagline.


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Not trying to be the skunk at a garden party, BUT, shouldn't there be some taper to a case?
A 423 is pretty much a straight case with the 240. The 416 or 411 would provide slightly more taper which is beneficial for extraction, no??
 
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Not trying to be the skunk at a garden party, BUT, shouldn't there be some taper to a case?
A 423 is pretty much a straight case with the 240. The 416 or 411 would provide slightly more taper which is beneficial for extraction, no??


Again, many drawings are wrong. When measuring live cases, the taper of the .404 Capstick should be about the same as the .470 Capstick.


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If my calculator is right using the numbers on steve's pages I get a taper of .006"/inch for the 470. Using my drawing for the 3.34" version of the .423 the taper is .0029"/inch and reduces further to .0026"/inch for the 3.6"OAL.

Just for comparison a blown out 06 forming a 400 whelen with a .458" shoulder would taper around .006"/inch.


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Bent, I've seen that you made reference several time to the .458 shoulder not being enough in "factory loading". Just curious why you see it acceptable for custom/handloading but not factory. Simply a matter of lower accuracy of dimension in factory vs custom??


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Whelen states that the Howe-made dies necked the cylinder cases down very nicely and an effective shoulder was formed. In this incarnation the .400 was a very efficient round. When mass production was attempted, it was found that the case “could not be formed with sufficient exactitude in quantity production, and positive and accurate headspacing could not be assuredâ€. He termed the .400 Whelen a failure. Please note that he did not say the design was a failure. He said that the mass production methods available at that time were not exact enough to make a shoulder as good as could be done manually in the hands of an experienced reloader. With the recent introduction of cylinder brass by Z-Hat Custom and the increasing interest in this caliber, we may be seeing the old cartridge rise from the dead cartridge pit.



With modern equipment, then, a piece of cake - just at you say! thumb

Oh, and do not always take the measurments from steve's pages for granted - they do not always equal live brass!

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bent...if i send you some 240 brass will you neck it up to 411, 416 and 423??? thanks


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bent...if i send you some 240 brass will you neck it up to 411, 416 and 423??? thanks


Yea, no probs, Boom, but I bet Paul would be willing to do it to, and he is a bit closer on the map!

Anyway, my full address is in my tag-line.


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but I bet Paul would be willing to do it to

If I'm the Paul you are talking about Smiler I would love to help except I currently don't have or even have access to anything larger than 375. CRYBABY


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bent... 240 cases on the way, p.m. sent


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I really do not have all the stuff needed to do this, but I'll make the tools needed!

Will be fun!

And Paul, I still think you would have troubles getting a factory to load .416's in the '06 case... Wink


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And Paul, I still think you would have troubles getting a factory to load .416's in the '06 case...

Darn I must have missed class the day we were told we were working on a round for factory chambering. Wink You are right for a number of reasons I doubt anyone would take an 06 to that level for factory. Slop in chambers and cases being a major one. However my case in 416 has the same shoulder as the 411Hawk. Again I see either of these rds as custom. Besides no one wants to hear that an 06 case can almost push those heavy bullets as fast as some of the huge cases and powder charges. But the 400 Whelen discussion going on the Bigbore has got my blood moving so I think it is time for a 400PDK. clap beer


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thanks y'all

this will be fun. lets hope the 423 works...it would be the most desirable and most unique imho Smiler


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update...

received brass from midway.

next stop norway Smiler

bent will make the dummies...

thanks bent wave


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This is turning out to be more interesting than I thought. I'll be lurking around to see how it all pans out!


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i hope the 423 works out...old school 404 velocities out of an 06 in its fiv range for its bullets.

switch barrel an 06


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i hope the 423 works out...old school 404 velocities out of an 06 in its fiv range for its bullets.

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i stuffed a 423 bullet in a 240 case trimmed to 2"...i think the 404 might work...(fingers crossed)

404 capstick comming soon...


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for cheap brass and necking ease i am wondering if it would be better to cut a belt in 06 basic brass...do a taper to a 10 thou belt and use altered 405 win dies...any thoughts? maybe 9,3x62 or 66 brass because it is wider?


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Heck, Boom, if I wanted to be cheap, I'd get a .416 Remington and never look back.
If this work I am going to get a reamer and make a gun el prompto, and I am going to use original .240 Weatherby brass. Believe me, life is to short to fiddle more with brass than necessary - just ask Paul about his .350 Rigby! Wink


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which one would you make???

it will need to be taken up slowly and i dont have the tools for it to do it proper here...
i am shipping it tomorrow. good luck!


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here it is with the first .6" hacked off but necked to 423 and the bullet loaded as if the brass was 2.5"

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no that is not pergo...


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just shipped...


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something i find interesting about the 423 version is it is the largest cal you can do unless you have a serious rebate on the .470" bolt.



these 350 gr woodleighs have a decent s.d. (.279) and would fly fast enough to kill anything

the solid mono's will eat up too much room in the cas but these should fly at what 2250? 2300?

well, any way you splice it the 411, 416 and 423 versions will be capable of the 4000 f.p.e. benchmark Smiler

the 411 has the advantage of pistol bullets and using 405 win dies so it has the "cheapest wildcat" award.


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Boom,
If we can make this .423-380grs North Fork do 2200 I'll be happy as hell!


The .411/.416 version I'll make just to see how they look, and to dream about a factory round! For a custom round, the '06 case is so much better!


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well they should be at your p.o. box soon...

so the name is...

404 thor?


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bent...the woodleighs will have less bullet in the case. the north forks will be good for loading long with its many crimping options.

oh, if you are making a 423 version can the thread title be renamed 423 or 404-240 wby?


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hehe, well, colorful names are more your and RIP's departement. I like . 423 Stright Belted, .404 Capstick or somthing like that......

Yea, the woodleigh looks good, but a bit light for my liking, but if it looks goodAFTER expansion , I can go with it. SD numbers for an out of the box bullet is not interesting at all. High SD on paper counts for nothing if the bullet expand to much on impact.

I got some old, many times fired .240 brass from a customer - good to play around with before I start on the brand new ones from you!
Tried to expand one with bullets from .264 and up - front end first - and it cracked at .375.
I am now making the stright bored barrel end to fireform them from factory to stright in one boom! Wink


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getting it straight will be tricky...but i am sure if it can be done you can do it.

sooooo will you be doing jeffe's corn meal styrofoam, point up and boom or do you have another proprietary way?

what are the chances of splits if fireformed straight?

will you neck up to 9,3 or 358 before fireforming?


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p.s.

we should not forget the 10.75x57 belted for mausers...

i necked one up to 423 at the 57mm mark so it can be done...

240 wby case, 10.75x57 belted, and the 2" short action version



looks like a smaller 458 win mag...virtualy identical proportions.


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OK, a bit exited! Glad I got the old brass to play aroud with, as it was hard to get a load that did open but not crack the brass.
Here is a pick taken with my phone, sorry for the quality, we'll make better ones later.

.30-06 opened up to .416, .240 Wea'by opened up to .416, both 350 grs Speer, set at the cannelure.


Right, the .240 opened up to .423, with a 400 grs bullet from RWS set to the cannelure.


Same round next to a .458WinMag, bullet seated to 3.340".

Remember, theese are not the final rounds!


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