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Re: WTB 33 Ideal Hudson mold
Reply #15 - Jan 30th, 2026 at 1:31pm
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Sending the 338301 to tom btw
  
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Reply #16 - Jan 30th, 2026 at 3:36pm
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Re: WTB 33 Ideal Hudson mold
Reply #17 - yesterday at 4:47pm
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I could use a 338327 or 338337 for my 1886 rifles in 33 WCF.
Hornady discontinued their 200 gr FP for the 33 WCF years ago.
I have a few boxes left. And a few Hawk bullets.

I am down to three 1886 rifles in 33 WCF. If carefully chamber- single loaded, they all become single shot rifles...
The 338337 looks to be close to 200 gr and may not require a GC at lower velocities. It would be nice to obtain one of these as a hedge against unobtainable no longer found bullets.
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Re: WTB 33 Ideal Hudson mold
Reply #18 - Today at 9:29am
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SILVERTIP wrote yesterday at 4:47pm:
I could use a 338327 or 338337 for my 1886 rifles in 33 WCF.
Hornady discontinued their 200 gr FP for the 33 WCF years ago.
I have a few boxes left. And a few Hawk bullets.

I am down to three 1886 rifles in 33 WCF. If carefully chamber- single loaded, they all become single shot rifles...
The 338337 looks to be close to 200 gr and may not require a GC at lower velocities. It would be nice to obtain one of these as a hedge against unobtainable no longer found bullets.


PM me if interested in the 338237.i just  dug it out,its an old integral handle mold.bullet in Cavity was .339.Weight 189 in unk. soft alloy.


  
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