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Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
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Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
A search will turn up a number of suppliers. Just have to weed out the older links and those who can keep up production. Dardus Cast Bullets seems to offer decent quality for the price.
A search will turn up a number of suppliers. Just have to weed out the older links and those who can keep up production. Dardus Cast Bullets seems to offer decent quality for the price.
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That's one of the ones I ended up to hit using my Google Fu.
Problem with a naked Google search for these kind of stores, is that they don't show up on top, exactly like a Midway or Brownell's would for firearms parts. If they would show up at all.
Opinions on the quality of service also is missing from a naked Google search.
That's one of the ones I ended up to hit using my Google Fu.
Problem with a naked Google search for these kind of stores, is that they don't show up on top, exactly like a Midway or Brownell's would for firearms parts. If they would show up at all.
Opinions on the quality of service also is missing from a naked Google search.
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
I ordered 45 Cal 200 SWC and 38 Spc 148 WC from these guys. Price okay. First time though. Chose them because they had both of these in stock and had decent review in gun brokers
http://www.missouribullet.com/where_to_buy.php
I ordered 45 Cal 200 SWC and 38 Spc 148 WC from these guys. Price okay. First time though. Chose them because they had both of these in stock and had decent review in gun brokers
http://www.missouribullet.com/where_to_buy.php
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me!
I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me!
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
www.snscasting.com
good price and great bullets. I particularly like his 40 cal 220 grain for USPSA and target shooting. Very light recoiling load.
www.snscasting.com
good price and great bullets. I particularly like his 40 cal 220 grain for USPSA and target shooting. Very light recoiling load.
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PolishHandgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me! </div></div>
Polish Handgunner,
Have you read the work of Mike Venturino? He writes quite a bit on the subject of Black Powder Cartridge Rifles and his efforts in crafting paper patched loads, alloys, as well other tricks to get his bpcr loads to best performance.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PolishHandgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me! </div></div>
Polish Handgunner,
Have you read the work of Mike Venturino? He writes quite a bit on the subject of Black Powder Cartridge Rifles and his efforts in crafting paper patched loads, alloys, as well other tricks to get his bpcr loads to best performance.
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PolishHandgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me! </div></div>
Or the load combination. Some guns just don't like some bullets.
I cast some calibers. I've always bought for .45ACP because it just wasn't worth the time versus the cost. That is rapidly changing.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PolishHandgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I cast my own. My challenge is my 45/70 black powder rifle bullets. The 200 yard groups using iron sites seem too large. It is the Sharps, ammo, or me! </div></div>
Or the load combination. Some guns just don't like some bullets.
I cast some calibers. I've always bought for .45ACP because it just wasn't worth the time versus the cost. That is rapidly changing.
Re: Sources of Lead Cast Bullets
Found those ( Oregon Trail ) too, close-by even. Looked expensive until I read the "SH Included" notice.
Found those ( Oregon Trail ) too, close-by even. Looked expensive until I read the "SH Included" notice.
