[Dave R]

I've probably mangled the name, but if you use 'em, you know what I'm talking about.

How are they? Any leading problems? I'm thinking of using them for my pistols in .32, .380 and 9mm for plinking loads.

Is there a better value around?

[larryw]

For lead, Oregon Trail's Lazer Cast are my favorites: good stuff.

[achadwick]

I use them exclusively in my 357 mag and 45 LC. Prices are up a littlw from last year:mad:

[Tony Z]

Oregon Trail's Lazer Cast bullets are among the top, as far as lead bullets go. I have had very good luck with them over the years, the are excellent as far as accuracy and leading goes.

But I would like to suggest to you a better bullet, Precision bullets, this are my favorite bullet for target and plinking loads, they are the most accurate bullets I have used and have some type of coating on them that stops leading and improves accuracy. Here is a link to there website. precision Bullets (http://www.precisionbullets.com/). Try them I know you'll like them.


Tony Z

[Gary H]

Dave R:


A+ bullets, but even better is their load book. Make it your next purchase.

[JimC]

Their .452 dia. .45 bullets, especially the 200 gr. SWC, are outstanding. I would give them an A+ in accuracy and non-leading.

Another bullet that I like is their .459 dia. 500 gr. bullet in the .45-70. You can push it hard and again, non-leading is the key to good accuracy.

Their customer service is also very good. ;)

Order 2,000 bullets and get a free load manual. On line orders are shipping included. :D