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mriisj assra Life Full Member Offline Posts: 148 Location: Copenhagen Joined: Dec 11^th, 2007	33-47 bullet mold Jul 8^th, 2022 at 2:53pm	Print Post
	Hi All, I am looking for a 33-47 mold for cartridge loading, are there anyone there can help me with directions to a mold maker there might be able to help me ? I am also looking for a breach seater maker for a CPA Stevens 44½, 33-47


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Cbashooter Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 1572 Location: Eastern Wa. Joined: Mar 31^st, 2018	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #1 - Jul 8^th, 2022 at 4:51pm	Print Post
	My 33-40/47 from CPA is a rather tight .336 bore but once it was throated by CPA it shoots wonderfully. I use Accurate #34-220B A plugged case works great in my 44-1/2 to breech seat. I've not shot fixed ammo yet though
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mriisj assra Life Full Member Offline Posts: 148 Location: Copenhagen Joined: Dec 11^th, 2007	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #2 - Jul 12^th, 2022 at 11:53am	Print Post
	Hi CBAShooter, thanks for your reply. I have an Ron Smith barrel on mine and had Poul Jones maked me 2 moulds of tapered design but I did never get a breech seater for it I would like to try breech seating for this riffel as well as fixed ammo


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Win85 Participating Member Offline Posts: 36 Location: Bluegrass Joined: Mar 30^th, 2017	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #3 - Jul 12^th, 2022 at 2:32pm	Print Post
	Don't need a breach seater for a Stevens. Just plug a fired case. I used a piece of aluminum rod in the case. Insert a bullet in the chamber, slide in the plugged case and close the action. Open the action, remove plugged case, and insert a primed and charged case. Aim and fire. Accurate Molds will make you any mold/size you need. How do you load fixed ammo for a 33-47?


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Cbashooter Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 1572 Location: Eastern Wa. Joined: Mar 31^st, 2018	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #4 - Jul 13^th, 2022 at 2:53pm	Print Post
	Win85 wrote on Jul 12^th, 2022 at 2:32pm: Don't need a breach seater for a Stevens. Just plug a fired case. I used a piece of aluminum rod in the case. Insert a bullet in the chamber, slide in the plugged case and close the action. Open the action, remove plugged case, and insert a primed and charged case. Aim and fire. Accurate Molds will make you any mold/size you need. How do you load fixed ammo for a 33-47? One of my 33-47 has a neck diameter that will take fixed ammo.i have a set of ch4d 33-40 dies that match the chamber. My other had a 32-40 (33-40 by cpa) chamber behind a .335 groove barrel with no throat.i had the neck and throat opened by CPA and it's a shooter. I'll probably never used fixed ammo though.
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Win85 Participating Member Offline Posts: 36 Location: Bluegrass Joined: Mar 30^th, 2017	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #5 - Jul 13^th, 2022 at 6:58pm	Print Post
	Ah, my 33-47 is breach seat only with a 32-40 chamber .333 grooves. Original Steven's 44 1/2.


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mriisj assra Life Full Member Offline Posts: 148 Location: Copenhagen Joined: Dec 11^th, 2007	Re: 33-47 bullet mold Reply #6 - Jul 17^th, 2022 at 4:46am	Print Post
	Gents thanks for your reply For fix ammo I use a set of 33-40 from ch4d, I sure will try a plugged case as seater, Win85 is the a specific total length for the case with the plug ? I fireform the cases from 32-40 What kind of load do you use, here we only get Swiss BP Cbashooter nice target I hope i will end near that.


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