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RE: New .44 caliber Brooks mold.
The left bullet I have seen at our local collectors show in the original wood rifle cases with original bullets and tools from rifles documented with targets from the late 1800rds Creedmoor shoots. Those bullets had cup bases with twisted tails tucked into the base. The patches were almost brown and with a close look at the paper it looked like the paper money was printed on. It looked like fine short cotton threads. (Bank note paper.)
Brent Danielson had a mould that dropped that bullet, but he said it just never performed for him well.
I think I still have a copy of that bullets measurements.
The reason a dog has so many friends is because he wags his tail instead of his tongue.
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