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Thanks Kevin, I’ll ask him about that. The Aussie
Tuesday, November 03, 2026, 08:21

Thing may have come afterward. I can’t believe I just made it up, I’m not that creative. Sounds worthy of some more research. Fantastic workmanship.

The little .257 is an odd one. The .255 Banshee acts like a straight wall case in performance. It’s less prone to back out. The Hornet case is not too resilient, but with care it works good. Gary reworked the idea on the .32 H&R which is a grand idea. I actually made workable .22-.327 FA brass on that case with zero losses. The .25 would be a cake walk. The .32-20 case is notably fragile and I’d not fancy mashing it around to .25. But I know guys do it all the time, to .218 Bee as well. .25-20 and .218 Bee brass is hard to find sometimes and usually expensive. Hence the motivation to fabricate or form a plan B.

I have a 80 gr. FPGC mould that shot great from the .255 Banshee and even .25-35. The flyweight bullet should be even more fun.