310 CADET BULLETS FULL METAL JACKET

Our Current Lead time is 4-6 Weeks but is subject to change. Here you will find various heads for your reloading needs, we aim to provide a quality product at an affordable price. Welcome to ShellHouse Bullet Companys web page. Improve accuracyBTW, They are lovely little guns when fitted with a bayonet!ShellHouse Bullet Company.

310 Cadet Bullets Full Metal Jacket

323вЂќ give best results as the gently tapered throat on these barrels actually measures around. Large numbers were shipped to Australia as training rifles for Cadets and in WW2 they were provided for use by Home Guard defences in the event of an invasion by Japanese Forces.Experience has shown that heeled projectiles with diameters from. The cartridge/rifle combination was found to be very accurate and was popular in the early 1900вЂ™s as a вЂњMiniature Target RifleвЂќ. 310 Cadet was originally loaded with a Full Metal Jacket projectile as required for Military use and a swaged lead projectile for target work.

310 case loaded with our most popular design # 320-120. In the photo below on the top left is a. Offer the widest variety of projectile designs available anywhere for this caliber. Case thickness varies between original and modern manufactured brass and most modern cases will not chamber with projectiles having a heel much larger than bore size (.310вЂќ) and in some brass the heel needs to be even smaller.C.B.E. Barrels we have examined show a smooth polished leade ideal for cast bullets. Chamber castings show there is no step in the chamber.

Smaller diameter heels will also upset provided the alloy is not too hard. 310вЂќ before firing and expanded to fill the. Note that the heeled section ( just visible between the lube groove and the rear) has expanded and is fully engraved by the rifling.

He could give both bore and groove down to the ten-thousandth. We once had a generous old-timer engineer named MacKeagen who had all the necessary measurement devises to measure 3-groove Springfields and all manner of 5-groove Enfieldian rifling slugs. It takes a special 'V' micrometer with a 72 degree anvil (although you can 'punt' with a more common 60 degree) So, measurements are mostly guestimates. Most folks on this side of the world can't measure a bore slug with and odd number of grooves/lands. Illustrations AvailableWe always suspected you Aussies kept the good ones for your selves.

It appears some tolerance was allowed on Cadet bores by the manufacturers. I sent several slugs from Friends' Cadets and some were smaller like yours, and some were even larger than mine. 323 'throat' right in front of the case mouth.