Snider boolit moulds

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Snider boolit moulds

#1 Post by TomEnfield »

Gents,

Anyone had any experience using these snider boolit moulds from Custom Bullet Engineering?

http://www.reloading.org.uk/snider.htm

I've got a 3 band Snider, out of the 3 types of snider mould on the above like which would you recommend?

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The best design is the KAL Pardox from which mould I gave you some bullets, that is the one I would recommend having tried them all almost over the years.

CBE make a fine moulds, never had much success with the multiple groove semi wadcutter types. Of the three listed the last one the collar button design looks the best bet especially as it is the right diameter.

I would still recommend that you get the KAL Paradox as you know that works.
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dromia wrote:The best design is the KAL Pardox from which mould I gave you some bullets, that is the one I would recommend having tried them all almost over the years.

CBE make a fine moulds, never had much success with the multiple groove semi wadcutter types. Of the three listed the last one the collar button design looks the best bet especially as it is the right diameter.

I would still recommend that you get the KAL Paradox as you know that works.
I tired contacting him on the email you gave me, he replied once and then I replied back asking for a mould twice. He never got back to me. Will try again and see if he comes back to me this time.
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TomEnfield wrote:
dromia wrote:The best design is the KAL Pardox from which mould I gave you some bullets, that is the one I would recommend having tried them all almost over the years.

CBE make a fine moulds, never had much success with the multiple groove semi wadcutter types. Of the three listed the last one the collar button design looks the best bet especially as it is the right diameter.

I would still recommend that you get the KAL Paradox as you know that works.
I tired contacting him on the email you gave me, he replied once and then I replied back asking for a mould twice. He never got back to me. Will try again and see if he comes back to me this time.
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Turns out I'd gone full retard, just found Ricks reply in my Junk mail. troutslapping It also now considerably more expensive due to the exchange rate. ****

I shall get a the mould from him.
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#5 Post by dromia »

If you aren't getting Rick at kaltoolatmts.net then you could PM him via the Cast Boolits forum where he hails as Red River Rick.

I suspect that as it is hunting season he will be uncontactable for August and September, check out his Vendor Sponsor forum on Cast Boolits as he usually posts any away time there.
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TomEnfield wrote:[
Turns out I'd gone full retard, just found Ricks reply in my Junk mail. troutslapping It also now considerably more expensive due to the exchange rate. ****

I shall get a the mould from him.
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#7 Post by dromia »

Bit off for a tax exile to be complaining about exchange rates!!
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dromia wrote:Bit off for a tax exile to be complaining about exchange rates!!
unfortunately whilst I am exiled I can not escape the tax man!
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The taxman cometh, cash is king.
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#10 Post by Dahonis »

.......and the library charge for the Lyman Cast Bullets is clocking up by the hour clapclap
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