Wanted to ask this before I forget it. I attended the annual KRA show/meeting this paste week, while wandering around looking, I saw this "cherry" (cutter. I will have to describe it since photos were not allowed plus the table holder was not there to answer my question. It appeared to be for a very small caliber maybe 32 or so. At first I thought it had two cutters to cut 2 round ball cavities side by side but looking closer it looked much like a figure eight laying on it side. The two round parts were separated as if a parting tool had started to cut them apart then stopped.
I am only guessing it was made to cut a rifle ball mold since it was in a container with other "cherry" (ball) cutters. Just wondered if it was for some type of very small bar shot, possible quick way of casting 2 small lead balls (then cutting apart after casting) or maybe the groove between the two ball was for lube or
?
Just a curiosity on my part.
Dennis
