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New York and a big box of loading toool parts, it's not BL is it?
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It's in the "suburbs" of lovely Schagticoke (100 cows per person), Beecroft's Shooter's Supplies. Hope Dave hasn't sold the whole mess for scrap iron....or used 'em to ornament a gun nut
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Michael, my NY connection failed. He also has the #415, but says that is for a later generation of .22 moulds. No #151. Sorry.
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Mike, Thanks for taking the time to check up on this for me. I guess I'll just have to make on.
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Mike, Thanks for taking the time to check up on this for me. I guess I'll just have to make on. An easy way to get the punch cavity to match the bullet nose is to put a dab of epoxy in the hollowed-out punch end and then seat it against a release-agent-coated bullet in the sizing shaft. Saves a LOT of machine time and operator frustration! Regards, Joe
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Thanks for the advice Joe, I only have one .22 top punch and I just borrowed the mould for it from my friend this AM.
When I'm done with sizing the bullets from his mould I might try that. I do a lot of swagging of jacketed bullets and I change the nose form using cerrosafe, works like a charm but does not work with lead.
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Michael,
What is the bore diameter and twist of your Niedner?
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Michael, What is the bore diameter and twist of your Niedner? The bore diameter is .2235" and the twist is 1-16". Needs to have short, around 45gr bullets to stabilize. I have tried .223" 45gr bullets and they do not shoot well at all. I now have three .22 moulds and will start with bullets sized to .224".
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I've had good luck with the 35gr V-MAX bullets in my early 1:16 .22 R2, Hornet and Bee barrels.
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I've had good luck with the 35gr V-MAX bullets in my early 1:16 .22 R2, Hornet and Bee barrels. Thanks, I've had good luck with their 40gr V-Max but have not tried the 35gr. I get some before spring. 
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