11-09-2022, 10:43 PM,
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Tgc
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RE: Baco 438470
Thanks Don, I am thinking of using that nose shape for a ddpp mold. Is there a certain person at baco to speak with when specifying a mold?
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11-09-2022, 11:05 PM,
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RE: Baco 438470
Thanks Don, it is a real blessing to be able to access the wealth of knowledge and experience of the forum members. Tim.
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11-10-2022, 12:13 PM,
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RE: Baco 438470
Don, I had not intended to be secretive. I am planning a mold for my new to me Rolling block in 44 90 remmington straight. It has a Badger barrel, 1 turn in 18". The bore is a tight. 438". The groove diameter is .446". The chamber is cut for grease groove bullets. The fired brass will accept a .4465" pingauge, with a little room to spare. The chamber has .200" of freebore. My plan is to use Arnie's jim443495epp mold but change the nose to a metford type design. I am thinking of adding. 050" to the base length, due to the freebore. But I don't want to increase the overall length of 1.39". My paper adds. 005". I would appreciate any input from the membership. Now we are all in on the super secret. Tim.
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11-10-2022, 10:08 PM,
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RE: Baco 438470
I took no offense to the secret remark. It motivated me to share my thoughts with the forum. I am tempted to order the 438470. I don't fully understand your thoughts on the base diameter, .438" vs. .443". Thanks again for all of your assistance. Tim.
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11-10-2022, 10:26 PM,
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RE: Baco 438470
Don, so I see you answered my base diameter question before I asked. You resize your cases instead of reloading fireformed brass. Do you resize for all your blackpowder rifles?
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