I gave Matt written Permission to sell bullets from my mold commercially. 32 Bullets for me from a Mold I bought and sent to him (slight increase in Heel diameter over the Standard 31-090A). Matt's Bullets, a commercial Bullet caster, has cast some lots of Accurate molds 311090A heeled. 32 Colt Long CF cartridge.ДЄccurate Molds, among others, does make a suitable mold if someone wishes to cast their own. He also sells 299153 Cast Bullets suitable for use in reloading for the. 32 Colt cases by swaging and machining with obvious commercial success. 32 Long RF share the same Case Diameters and general lengths.ДЄs you stated, 'Tenmile' does convert. My Opinion is that IF a R RB#4 is converted to fire CF for. Rolling Block #4 action, I have no direct personal knowledge as I have never owned one: but, that being said, others have reported success with conversions from RF to CF. 22RF Breech Blocks provide room for more than one method of conversion.ДЄs to the Rem. 22 Rimfire Stevens 'Favorite' Breech Block of 1915 is a feasible project for conversion to CF use as the Offset needed is much less.ДЄlso, the 1915. 25 Stevens RF 'Favorite' Breech Block of 1894 or 1915 is marginally feasible for Conversion to CF.ДЄ. 32 Long RF 'Favorite' Breech Block is very difficult to convert from RF to CF without extensive machining.ДЄ. The 1915 Group had the widest Breech blocks.ДЄs you stated, a. The 1894 group had intermediate width Breech Blocks. The 1886 group had the narrowest Breech Block widths. The Stevens 'Favorite', as you will remember, came in several different RF chamberings and at least three different groups of action sizes. I soft-soldered the altered drill bit shank into the FP body, but I suppose epoxy would also work there. I left the new CF firing pin length a bit proud, so the FP tip could be measured for the proper protrusion ( between.

I removed the FP from the breechblock and continued drilling the FP face to about 1/4' deep, to accept the shank of the ground-to-length shank of the 1/16' sacrificial drill bit used for the hole. I re- installed the flat/tip-less FP body in the breechblock, then I drilled the central FP hole in the breech face, simultaneously letting the drill bit tip also start a hole in the firing pin body for the new FP tip. I temporarily removed the RF foring pin from the breechblock and ground the RF tip off, leaving the face of the FP body flat. I marked the center of the breechblock via dropping a black Sharpie downbore before removing the breechblock from the receiver for drilling the breechblock face centrally for the new FP tip with a sacrificial 1/16' drill. I would not rechamber a #4 RB for any other CF cartridge (they are over 100 years old). 32 Short Colt loads (Winchester makes a few runs each year). 38-56.FWIW, I converted my solid frame (I wouldn't do a takedown) #4 RB. 38-55 as most versatile at shorter range and least expensive. It is more expensive brass than the others.

Brass is formed from Hornady 405 Winchester. I have had great success with it however, others have had trouble loading for it. Great long range cartridge out to 1000 yards with blackpowder, heavy bullets and fast twist barrels. 38-72: Largest case capacity of the 4 cartridges. Appropriate for 200 to 300 yards loads with blackpowder, but case capacity is limited for longer range or heavier bullets with blackpowder. Custom reamer will probably be required, itвЂ™s not a common reamer. Appropriate for both blackpowder or smokeless loads. Easily available brass, but have to form it. Good choice for BPCS or longer range cartridge as case capacity allows higher velocity and heavier bullets with blackpowder loads. Reamers will probably have to be custom, itвЂ™s not a common reamer. Really too big a case for smokeless loads. May be difficult to load for some have had better luck than others. Good for 200 to 300 yards with blackpowder, but capacity of case is limited for longer range or heavier bullets. Reamers common, but reamers have wide variance factory reamers may not be appropriate, recommend a custom reamer to your spec. Appropriate in both blackpowder and smokeless loads. The advantages/disadvantages for each in my opinion are: There are realistically a total of 4.38-55. YouвЂ™ve been presented with two choices for the.

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