Here is a link to a thread I started on the NOE forum . Enjoy .
http://noebulletmolds.com/smf/index.php?topic=2652.0
http://noebulletmolds.com/smf/index.php?topic=2652.0
Casting slugs with the new NOE 223-38-RN mold
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Thanks for sharing, I'm interested in one of NOE's 34gr pellet molds and was curious what variances in weight are you seeing from pellet to pellet?
Jimmy
Jimmy
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The round nose is almost 39 grain and cast at .224"
The HP is 36 grain BHN was 10 and poured very hot .
And to answer your question I just grabbed 10 slugs and the
difference in weight is 2-4 tenths of a grain and only one went 1/2 a grain .
The HP is 36 grain BHN was 10 and poured very hot .
And to answer your question I just grabbed 10 slugs and the
difference in weight is 2-4 tenths of a grain and only one went 1/2 a grain .
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Nice looking bullet and casting Dale. I’ve never heard of a daystate.223,.. that’s a keeper. Is the converted 303 a tj barrel?
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It's a Green Mountain replacement barrel for a Ruger 10-22 , I had it machined to fit the Daystate 303 it likes a .224" slug ,
I have a bunch of Eley hollow points that are 40 grain and the green Air Ranger likes them to .
And yes the Air Ranger is a very rare gun I contacted Daystate to find out how many were made and they could not tell
me anything and it does not show up in the Daystate registry . All I know is that I won't be selling it any time soon . Dale
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