Bullet casting

[EUDE75]

I cast 325gr .45 colt. Makes a great deer load for my rifle and pistol.

[sagela]

I just started casting for 9mm.Attachment 286

Beautiful! Powder coating is a great bebefit to cast bullets.

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[sagela]

I cast 325gr .45 colt. Makes a great deer load for my rifle and pistol.

Right close to "the sweet spot" in .45C
Whose mold?

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[EUDE75]

Beautiful! Powder coating is a great bebefit to cast bullets.

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I've never powdercoated bullets nor do I know anything about it. Does it eleminate the need for a gas check.

[EUDE75]

Right close to "the sweet spot" in .45C
Whose mold?

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Its a Lyman. It was the only place i could find one.

[sagela]

Yes. Each layer of coating enlarges the slug a few thousandths and with practice you can almost dial in the thickness. And the coating includes the base-recovered slugs still have coating on the base so there's no melting of lead.

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[EUDE75]

Yes. Each layer of coating enlarges the slug a few thousandths and with practice you can almost dial in the thickness. And the coating includes the base-recovered slugs still have coating on the base so there's no melting of lead.

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Nice. Thank you.

[coachk12]

Yes 38/357, 44, 45 acp &30 cal

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[Andyt2]

What would be a good BHN for 148gn 38/357 wad cuters or semi wad cutters. Will be loading the old bullseye like 2.6-2.8 grns.

[coachk12]

What would be a good BHN for 148gn 38/357 wad cuters or semi wad cutters. Will be loading the old bullseye like 2.6-2.8 grns.

Lyman #2 alloy 15-18 could go less with that load that's light

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