Hi,
Is it dangerous to fire .32 S&W Long unjacketed lead bullets (95 grains at .312-.313 inches) in a .30 Luger Hi Power? So far there are no signs of high pressure and loading, ejection and accuracy are all fine. There has been no excessive leading although I have not fired more than 15 rounds.
The main reason I ask this question is that I was told that it is better to have a bullet thats slightly larger than groove diameter to have good accuracy. Since supposedly the .30 Luger Hi Power has a bore diameter of .308 inches, and A couple of thousands of an inch over size is good. But my lead bullets are larger than that.
What in your opinion are the negatives?
Should I just spring for a .309 sizer die and be done with it?
Thanks,
Anand
Is it dangerous to fire .32 S&W Long unjacketed lead bullets (95 grains at .312-.313 inches) in a .30 Luger Hi Power? So far there are no signs of high pressure and loading, ejection and accuracy are all fine. There has been no excessive leading although I have not fired more than 15 rounds.
The main reason I ask this question is that I was told that it is better to have a bullet thats slightly larger than groove diameter to have good accuracy. Since supposedly the .30 Luger Hi Power has a bore diameter of .308 inches, and A couple of thousands of an inch over size is good. But my lead bullets are larger than that.
What in your opinion are the negatives?
Should I just spring for a .309 sizer die and be done with it?
Thanks,
Anand