Ok thanks for the prompt replies, I'll give them a go !
Ok thanks for the prompt replies, I'll give them a go !
I too have found TC to be greatly superior to RNFP for target loads at 25m - getting appx 700 fps with 2.9 gns Lovex D032 (formerly Accurate No2) in .38 spl cases.
I suspect that the RNFPs will work better when stoked up a little more.
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The bullet diameter might be more important than the shape...the Marlin 44mag has a bore stated as 430/431 but most of the commercially available bullets, TC and RNFP are at .429....in fact a box of TC bullets I got with a rifle measured at .428 for the majority. Best to have a few thou overbore size for cast.
The bc of TC cast and RNFP cast seems to be very little different. Bullet diameter and bore size might be more important.
amc577
I am talking groove diameter at 430/432....
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I use 158grn lead truncated cone in 357mag cases with 3.7grn of gm3 for our clubs 25m indoor range with great results out of my marlin
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