.30 & .35 cal Magnum Pellet Moulds in Stock at NOE

[rsterne]

I don't know when these hit the store, but they are available again for anybody looking.... 59 to 66 gr....



https://noebulletmolds.com/site/product-category/308-311/300-59-rf-bz5-magnum-pellet/

Also the .35 cal pellet moulds.... 80 to 90 gr....



https://noebulletmolds.com/site/product-category/358/356-84-rf-cc5/

Bob

[mackeral5]

I just ordered the last of the 4 cavity brass .35 molds.  I hope it will some close to performing like 81gr JSB's....

[rsterne]

They shot better than the 81 gr. JSBs in my 26" twist TJ's barrel.... More accurate and a better BC to boot.... 

Bob

[Bob Pratl]

I have the .356 84 mold, it casts and shoots great in my Rex

[mackeral5]

That's great news, thank you for the feedback.  All of my .357 barrels are TJ's 1:26.   

I shoot A LOT of .357, so I expect this mold to pay for itself in short order.   Primarily these will run through a mild little Brod, velocities in the low 800's.

[mackeral5]

This mold is working very well for me.  For some reason the lightest (79gr) and heaviest (91gr) seem to both do better than the middle weight. 

A totally unscientific comment about BC vs JSB--  at my 80 yard 4" gong, noticeably less holdover is required with the 91gr vs JSB 81gr when both are zeroed at 50 yards. 

Great pellets, someday I hope to pick up the .25 mold...

[scion19801]

This mold is working very well for me.  For some reason the lightest (79gr) and heaviest (91gr) seem to both do better than the middle weight. 

A totally unscientific comment about BC vs JSB--  at my 80 yard 4" gong, noticeably less holdover is required with the 91gr vs JSB 81gr when both are zeroed at 50 yards. 

Great pellets, someday I hope to pick up the .25 mold...

There’s is an issue with the .25 magnum mold. Seem the last run was the wrong cut and ended up being the old, inaccurate discontinued style versus the redesign.