Ho the fire,
The DD/PRS 400 grain 45/70 rifle bullet was designed to simplify the loading process while maintaining a wet bore. So far, the data I've been getting indicates that this is the case. So, I'm finally getting the message from my guns. "It's the lube, stupid". . .
A good casting with a smooth flat fully filled base is essential. Then, the huge twin lube groves filled with your favorite BP lube will do the rest. Your second, and your last shot, should have the same amount of fouling. It's the Holy Grail of BP long range rifle shooting. Shoot dirty, shoot accurate and clean up easy.
I'm still looking at, and getting feedback, on the DD/PRS 400 grain RNFP design. Sometime this winter I will finalize the drawings on the longer, bore riding, tripple grove 500 grain RN design. She's long, she's heavy and she's lookin' accurate.
May the far Buffalo ring loud, and often.
DD-DLoS