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Re: Slugging a Husqvarna Type 33A Rolling block
Reply #60 - Feb 4th, 2019 at 4:54pm
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Thanks, Swede. The lead bullet/black powder loads could have been sub diameter anyway due to the BP bump up factor. The jacketed loads would have the standard 9.3 soft or gilding metal bullets like Norma and DWM used. Come to think of it I have a bunch of those bullets stashed away somewhere that I may have to try. It would be interesting to know what smokeless powder S&B used 40 grains of.
  
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Re: Slugging a Husqvarna Type 33A Rolling block
Reply #61 - Feb 4th, 2019 at 5:31pm
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oneatatime wrote on Feb 4th, 2019 at 11:45am:
Thanks, Swede, you are proving to be a wealth of information.


A hearty second to that!!

Thanks a bunch Swede! 

Look forward to seeing stuff from 1886 Husqvarna Loading Manual!!

Begening to regret I did not know so much about Husqvarna firearms when I was in Husqvarna town long, long ago.
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