PPU .268 Dia. Carcano bullets exact measurements

I check some of PPU .268 carcano bullets for exact diameter.
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[@pevtsovy]

Mr. TheKoba49, your knowledge of the 6.5 Carcano cartridge and rifles is extensive. I believe you could easily write a book much the same as pat Wolfe's book: "Loading Cartridges for the original 45-70 Springfield Rifle and Carbine". You could easily e-publish it on Amazon and I think the market is there for such a book, especially right now.

[@314299]

.266 - 267"bullets should provide a noticeable improvement in accuracy in the Carcano over the bog standard .264" projectiles.

[@teamdiscoverychannel1608]

Only if you use the right target!!!

[@314299]

@@teamdiscoverychannel1608 Good point.....

[@ultramagnus4374]

Literally just got a Carcano and have been looking for this info everywhere

[@fishcars8078]

Looking forward to seeing results with these. I just bought some of these and the lighter 123gr .268 diameter to try. Also working on my own 160gr cast loads. Really liking the Carcano series you have going.

[@spadetrump]

they are .267

[@jeffyhuey]

What is the manufacturing process of bullets? Extruded, molded or turned? I would think the tolerances would be tighter in extrusions considering manufacturing speed needed.

[@WojciechP915]

Most lead is "swaged". But not every bullet goes through the same dies and the means different wear on tooling.