[boyscout]

What is the best place to order cast lead bullets, for good quality and price? thanks

[HSMITH]

Miester Bullets are some of the best I have ever used for target shooting. Shipping is a killer on lead bullets, but a websearch should turn up sources all over.

[Jack T.]

sureshotbullets.com

[Car Knocker]

As HSMITH noted, shipping can really drive up the price of bullets. If you can find a good local caster you will probably benefit. For example, I recently bought 1000 200gr SWC locally for $34 + tax. I haven't found a comparable shipped cost from any of the manufacturers.

[trapguy]

http://www.nationalbullet.com/

[WESHOOT2]

Beartooth
Cast Performance
Dry Creek
www.pennbullets.com

Dat's all..........

[Master Blaster]

Penn bullets are thebest I have found on the internet.
shipping makes them more expensive depending on the weight and how far yoou live from Pittsburgh (home of Penn).

They advertise 20 brinnel hardness and I believe them based upon my results, and lack of leading. Their bullets are very consistant in size and weight.

[Desert Dog]

Mid-Kansas Cast Bullets (MKCB.com)

[JoeHatley]

www.powdervalleyinc.com

Great prices and they use UPS 200# rates.

Joe

[rick_reno]

You might want to look around for a local source. Shipping can get expensive. Find some friends who want some too and do a bulk order. I used to order mine from Laser Cast - then I found a shop about 50 miles from here that usually has them in stock and the price is less than I could get them for when shipping was added in. Laser cast is here http://www.laser-cast.com/

[BobC]

I have had good luck with hard cast bullets from T & T Reloading (Stockertown, PA)

They have a table at the Richmond, VA gun show (C&E gun shows) and sell at the catalog price (no shipping fees!)

http://www.tntreloading.com

[Carlos]

I'm hooked on the Oregon Trail Laser Cast bullets. Found a local shop who stocks em and I'm in reloading heaven.

[Clark]

I have found that just about any source of 158 gr LSWC .358" bullets that are hard cast with a lube band makes for excellent bullets.

I use them with my atomic overloads in 38 sp [hotter than any 357 mag load published] and in 9x23mm [way hotter than those 49 kpsi published loads].

Given my extreme velocities, and that I have no leading with 4" barrels, I would say they are good bullets.

That and the wound channel the semi wad cutter makes, put these above hollow points in my mind.

[braindead0]

If you've got any Gander Mountain stores in the areas.. I get 500 Meister Cast bullet for around $17-$20 depending on type.

[popbang]

I have heard good comments about all the companies listed so far, but one that has been left out is Leadhead Bullets. I have been using them for awhile and have no complaints as they make good quality bullets.

http://www.proshootpro.com/pcbul2.htm