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.358 X .404 IMP single shot Mod. 98, Bell cases Wlrm. primers, 200gr. RN bulk bullets, 93.5gr. DP85., Mild, 3252fps.

.358 X .404 IMP, Bell case , 215 primers, 180 gr. psp bulk bullets. 84.4gr. 2520, Oal= 3.645, 3220 to 3293 fps., mild, 4 shot 5/8" group at 50 yds.

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You might as well be shooting 70g round ball!
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I need to get mine out and do some more work with the 290g cast bullets. I'd love to find a powder that would fill the case a bit. Was using some insanely small amount of RL25 and about half a roll of TP to get down in the 2200 fps range.
"Wrong tool for the job." But don't think that'll stop me.
Finally got my swageing bench rebuilt last week - new house - so hopefully I can knock out some more 300g RN to play with. That's a looong bullet.
(What I really need is a 358 Winchester throated to 3.1" in a M98! Got one I can borrow?)
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WinkDon't have the .358 but I find the .358X41 can push a 297gr gas checked bullet at the same energey level as the 30-06. popcornroger


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Finally got my swageing bench rebuilt last week - new house - so hopefully I can knock out some more 300g RN to play with. That's a looong bullet.


Have you tried using 30 carbine cases for jackets on those 300gr. bullets. fishingroger


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Have not. I have a nice supply of good supply of .030" jackets that'll likely last me years. They're like 1.5" long so I could make 350g if'n I had a yen.
Honestly I'm so enamoured with Swift's 280g A-Frame that the whole thing is anachronistic and a foolish waste of time at best. But with a basement to remodel, a bar to build, new deck, and three kids to raise, what else do I have to waste time on?!
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PS, what's the 297g? Is that the Lee 358009?


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PS, what's the 297g? Is that the Lee 358009?


Have no Idea. Some old timer in Colorado sent them to me and from not being able to find him in the last few years presume he is in the Happy hunting grounds. If you are ever out this way I'll be glad to give you a double hand full. BOOMroger


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