Bear Creek Cast bullets in CA. They are my .323 (8mm) heeled 120 gr. RN. For the .310 Martini (rechambered for the .32-20 case) you typically shorten the case about 1/10" and press fit the bullets. This way the bullet does not get in the throat with the OAL. They are normally pushed to 1200 fps +/-. These are dry lubed and mic 0.322" and step to 0.313" at the heel. Actual .310 brass is very rare and has a very thin rim, you can lathe cut .327 Fed. I'm told. The .32 Winchester hulls make life easier.
They have bullet moulds. I'd want one with a flat point. But (500) store bought will last a long time in a single-shot.
I'll scan his product sheet and post it. The guy was real nice and called me to confirm the order.
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While Jim is casting, I'm loaded for the Winchester 44-40...
- Huey, 2020-12-19, 11:41
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Huey
- Sid R, 2020-12-19, 13:14
- Sid, very interesting. History is always part of the allure - Huey, 2020-12-19, 13:29
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For WB, I'll add...
- Huey, 2020-12-19, 11:52
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I just promptly got in an order from
- WB, 2020-12-19, 13:01
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32 20
- Mike horn, 2020-12-19, 15:36
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Thanks for the tip Mike! Don’t need that much but some is
- WB, 2020-12-19, 16:31
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Here go Huey...
- WB, 2020-12-19, 16:33
- Oh Geez, I have plenty. Let me know if you need some... (nm) - Huey, 2020-12-19, 16:38
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Here go Huey...
- WB, 2020-12-19, 16:33
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Thanks for the tip Mike! Don’t need that much but some is
- WB, 2020-12-19, 16:31
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32 20
- Mike horn, 2020-12-19, 15:36
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I just promptly got in an order from
- WB, 2020-12-19, 13:01
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Huey
- Sid R, 2020-12-19, 13:14