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Thread: Ed Harris--Revisiting the Full Charge Wadcutter

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post
    Got some tested yesterday.

    4" M10-10
    3.5gr 231 under 148gr dewc
    725fps
    173ft lbs

    4gr 231 under 148gr dewc
    844fps
    234ft lbs

    3" M10-7
    3.5gr 231 under 148gr dewc
    704fps
    163ft lbs

    4gr 231 under 148gr dewc
    839fps
    231ft lbs

    Accuracy was better with the 4gr load in both and they were exceedingly mild.
    Did you seat them to the crimp groove and roll crimp, or did you seat them deeper?

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    Quote Originally Posted by revchuck38 View Post
    Did you seat them to the crimp groove and roll crimp, or did you seat them deeper?
    The crimp groove

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    Our own Eric Gelhaus on a 3-person panel discussing wadcutters and small guns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duces Tecum View Post
    Our own Eric Gelhaus on a 3-person panel discussing wadcutters and small guns.
    I assume a podcast, which one? Also the latest On duty Off Duty podcast, towards the end there was discussion of wadcutters, what I think was full charge wadcutters, and a tease about working with an ammo company on, if I understood right, a wadcutter with a little more behind it for the smaller revolvers.

    Jason

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    I'm running Doubletap 140 gr wadcutters in my snubbs. Supposed to be 800 FPS out of a 4" bbl. Bullet is hard cast with sharp edges.

    https://doubletapammo.com/collection...er-match-20rds

    I have been reloading a 100% meplat wadcutter cast by Matt's bullets. I emailed him and asked him to cast me a batch with a harder alloy. He obliged me.

    https://www.mattsbullets.com/index.p...b690jdr3f7gai3

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4given View Post
    I have been reloading a 100% meplat wadcutter cast by Matt's bullets. I emailed him and asked him to cast me a batch with a harder alloy. He obliged me.

    https://www.mattsbullets.com/index.p...b690jdr3f7gai3
    Both my J frames took 0.359 ZZ- gage pins in all five throats. That would be just about ideal in them. The one I tried .357 HBWCs in leaded badly, as did my GP with 0.3585 throats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4given View Post
    I'm running Doubletap 140 gr wadcutters in my snubbs. Supposed to be 800 FPS out of a 4" bbl. Bullet is hard cast with sharp edges.

    https://doubletapammo.com/collection...er-match-20rds

    I have been reloading a 100% meplat wadcutter cast by Matt's bullets. I emailed him and asked him to cast me a batch with a harder alloy. He obliged me.

    https://www.mattsbullets.com/index.p...b690jdr3f7gai3
    I think the full sized meplat WC from Matt's is the OEM bullet for Buffalo Bore's WC loads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MandoWookie View Post
    I have never figured out what I'm supposed to do with the slotted tip in any cleaning kit I've used.
    Throw it away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtcarm View Post
    Throw it away.
    ??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs View Post
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    The slotted tip from a cleaning kit. They’re useless.

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