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04-28-2019, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by charlie cleveland
thanks for the update on these moose molds..i too want one of those 10 ga molds...the things can keep us busy on our off days this summer...i sure would like to get one of my old 10 s to shoot pretty good out to 50 yards...i ve used gage mates and shot 12 ga slugs its pretty acurate at 40 steps with them...but aint like haveing a 10 ga shell in there....charlie
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Look on Ebay for the Russian Federation Molds . I bought one of theirs for the 10 gauge it looks just like a Lyman 525 sabot but it's larger in diameter and fits perfectly in a REM SP-10 wad .
The first three pics are from the Ebay sale thing and the last is of slugs I cast with hot melt glue in the hollow base .
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04-28-2019, 08:41 PM
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I have so far purchased two of the Russian molds one for the 10 and another for the 16 .
The one for the 16 shoots very well from my old circa 1911 GH that had an inch trimmed from the barrels many many years ago . It isn't hard to hit a small paper plate at 50 yards .
Now with that being said I haven't tried to kill a deer past 30 yards with any of my slug or buck concoctions .
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