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Reloading Dies 310 Cadet

jc40
Should any of you know of a source for used reloading dies for Martini 310 Cadet will you please advise at - jclane40@yahoo.com. I will place a want ad in that section. Thanks

Dr. J. Curtis Lane
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    you are going to have a hard time with this, the .310 rook uses a 'heeled' bullet much like the 22 l.r., you will need a crimp die like lee makes, they make some odd ball dies and I'd try them. other wise the .32/20 is very close so you may be able to modify a set. bullets are another matter, the closest I've found is a Lyman mould for the .32 cal muzzel loading pistols. dia. should be about .318 to .320 depending on your barrel.
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  • Ross
    Both RCBS and C&H make dies for big bucks. Old NDSF dies are made from unobtanium. I've only seen used dies come up once in about 20 years, and they were gone in a couple of hours.
    Lee is starting to sell .310 Cadet dies in Australia, and the forecast is that they will be offered in the USA in a few months. Someone ordered some from Australia. I have not heard further.
    Bertram and Buffalo make cases, and when you have a case for a single shot, dies may never be needed.
    The heeled bullet mould is available from RCBS and at least two other makers. The bullet is just thumb-seated in the case without sizing or crimping, then dip-lubed after loading.
    Cheers from Darkest California,
    Ross
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  • jc40
    Dear Ross
    Thanks very much for the most valuable info. I know very little about reloading but I believw I can follow your directions. Your kindness, as also others, is appreciated.

    Dr. J. Curtis Lane
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