In light of that there is a group buy started on cast bullets for a mould to cast the same bullet.

I know many others at castboolits.com that say the same thing some shooting Naked bullets (no PC coating).

First shot thru cold suppressor seems to always be a little off of the rest of the group.

Have got a straight ww to 2200fps but havent done expansion tests with it yet although I believe it will be good to go.

Have been working with my 473320 (wwPblino) and have got over 2000fps so far with moa 5 shot groups but my goat shooting is mostly in areas with shot opportunities out to as far as the eye can see from 6-700yds to well over 2000 but I usually cat get in to within a couple of hundred and last time out carried a few of the 473320 loads but am loaded with the A,Maxs generally so havent poped a cap on a 6.5 cast bullet at meat yet although have a lot with my 7x57.

I can only get onto the goat country from Nov to May so it is closed down for the winter as it becomes impassable.

Will continue trials over the winter and hope to get a kill with it next summer.

Have tried 4198 (with and without buffer) and varget and will run BL-C2 in next tests.

I took the load data in Bergers for the 130gr bullet and used 15 below their starting load, and it works nicely.

That is a good looking bullet and I see you have ordered a mould so look to see some good reports when I all comes together.

The cartridge for the Belgian revolver is often called 9.4 mm, which reminds me of the Dutch 9.4 service revolver but the two cartridges are not interchangeable.

The Belgian Nagant bore size is smaller.

Dutch 9.4 military cartridges will not chamber in the Belgian M.1878-86.

There is rather limited information about this round on-line.

Here you can see drawing no.10154, dated January 1919 from S.F.M.

France. The paper patched bullet here is 12-12.3 g, length 20.0 mm, diameter 9.05-9.15 mm without patch and 9.35-9.45 mm with paper patch.

There is also another drawing from S.F.M., 10080 dated Dec.1900, which shows a slightly different case, but fewer details.

Maybe Ill be fortunate enough to locate an example of this round some day.

I would never have thought to look for this round under the name Galland It would appear that the Nagant M1878 was chambered for a preexisting cartridge.

The reasoning being that I want to stay loyal to the user agreement.

I have sent sent a message to the data manager, and well see what happens.

I looked at the cost of joining and at over 300 euros for a one time use, it is not cost effective.

Dia., dia of casee just above the rim; dia of cae at mouth, case length and rim thickness.

Wouldnt have to go through this if loaded ammunition was available.

These are from the SFM 1900 no.10,080 drawing.Rim diameter 12.5mm, rim thickness 1.1-1.2mm, base diameter 10.7-10.8mm, external case mouth diameter 9.7-9.8mm and case length 22.0mm.

Sincerely, Vidar.

Im collecting cartridges for more than 25 years now, And I had always believed that the ECDV will be useless as I had already a few cartridges book and you can find a lot of informations on internet and specially on this forum.

Castboolits Gunloads Forum Software And I

Its a really well made software and I use it as often as Im questionning about a cartridge.

In the case of this topic, as I Believe that one drawing is better than one thousand words, I opened it and made screenshots of my own cartridges which were already integrated in the database.

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Theres also a tool which show the drawings of the cartridges on the same page, very usefull to make comparisons.