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John Boy Ex Member	Re: Peters 22 rim fire ammo - turn of the Century Reply #30 - Jul 30^th, 2011 at 9:52am	Print Post
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.22-5-40 Oldtimer Offline Posts: 828 Joined: Feb 13^th, 2010	Re: Peters 22 rim fire ammo - turn of the Century Reply #31 - Aug 2^nd, 2011 at 12:56pm	Print Post
	Hello, everyone. Now I realize John Boy is attempting to re-create the B.P. .22 L.R., But this reloading of rimfires goes back to nearly the begining of the .22 gallery match. Gary Quinlan had a cased Pope Stevens with a few boxes of primed-empty ,22 L.R. cases. Included in set was a Pope mould for casting a 40gr. heeled bullet. Not sure what powders they used..fine black, semi-smokeless? The practice was still being carried out up into the 1930's..all in an attempt to improve factory accuracy.


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