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Doubs · 12-05-2002, 05:45 PM

Some years ago I bought a new RCBS bullet mold that was marked 85 grain .312" roundnose... just what the doctor ordered for my Broomhandle and even useable in my .30 Luger. When I weighted the bullets they were only 75 grain so I called RCBS and within a few days I had a new mold that drops the correct weight bullet AND they told me to just keep the old mold when I offered to return it. Can't do any better than that!

I have RCBS dies for my .30 Luger that I bought in 1966 and they are still perfect. My Rock Chucker press and my 4x4 press are both in the 20 year-old range and work just fine. RCBS is top drawer IMO.

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12-05-2002, 05:45 PM	#7
Doubs User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Byron, Georgia Posts: 1,742 Thanks: 826 Thanked 1,788 Times in 590 Posts	Some years ago I bought a new RCBS bullet mold that was marked 85 grain .312" roundnose... just what the doctor ordered for my Broomhandle and even useable in my .30 Luger. When I weighted the bullets they were only 75 grain so I called RCBS and within a few days I had a new mold that drops the correct weight bullet AND they told me to just keep the old mold when I offered to return it. Can't do any better than that! I have RCBS dies for my .30 Luger that I bought in 1966 and they are still perfect. My Rock Chucker press and my 4x4 press are both in the 20 year-old range and work just fine. RCBS is top drawer IMO.