Reply With QuoteVery entertaining device, I had both the .177 and the .22 when I was a kid. The bullets - cos that is what they are rather than pellets - would probably work well in a FAC level PCP.
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.22 LEM Pellet Mould, with original box, instructions and specimen cast test pellet.
Described as Conical - Conoidal, it produces a pellet with a flared skirt and hollow base.
This has been used but is in good condition.
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may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Very entertaining device, I had both the .177 and the .22 when I was a kid. The bullets - cos that is what they are rather than pellets - would probably work well in a FAC level PCP.
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They do work better in higher power rifles, I have 2 x .22 and 1 .177 moulds, the 21 grain .22 worked well in the Innova I had about 25 years ago ,
, .22 Midas , .177 TX200 SR. ZASTAVA PISTOL.177.
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