Uberti 1885 High wall 38-55

[Rifle 57]

I just got this mold and starting to shoot some loads from it. So far it looks pretty good seated to just cover the top grease groove. I'm really impressed with the quality of these molds and the brass one I got threw the first bullet perfectly. Out of a quick run of 150 or so I threw back maybe a half dozen which were my fault and not the molds. Going to try an aluminum mold next for the 44.

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Yes sir Tom makes some great molds I have several of them,mine are all brass and I love the way that they work.

[Caprock]

The Uberti I had shot the Lyman postel pretty well, but the chamber in the thing was a bit on the large side, and you could actually wrap that weany bullet with 8lb paper and still chamber and fire it.. It did shoot a bit better that way. It also preferred the longer brass. The double set trigger was a pain, as the triggers had to be set before you could fire it, which was really a pain if you wanted to let the hammer down on a live round without an AD.

I don't like it either and have found the safest way is to just drop the lever and eject the round. I've got to go into mine...its taking two sets to finally kick the sear out of the notch. It didn't start out this way so maybe its debris. The Pedi's have a tension adjustment on the trigger spring and I'm wondering if the Ublerrtis do too.

[Don McDowell]

I think they do have that adjustment, but I wouldn't swear to it.