dewcs for series 70 colt?

Don't see any in 45, looked at Misouri, Sommers Ent, and Acme? I've only used them in 38 and 357 cases. NOE has 2 wc molds but no dewc.
Matt's bullets has 3 wadcuters but no dewc?

Will your colt feed them?

Can't say what your Colt will like but my Smith 52 likes hbwc's better than dewc's. I am buying Remington hbwc's from Black Hills for almost the same price as commercial cast dewc's.

Is your Colt chambered in 38 Special WC?

Something like the Lyman 452389 is close. NOE makes a couple of .45 wadcutter molds.

I don't know of any commercially cast 45 DEWCs.

Not saying no one makes 'em, I just don't know of any.

Wouldn't mind trying them myself.
Good luck finding some.

Yes, I cast my own 45 caliber wadcutters. I can't say I've ever seen any commercial ones either.

My mold is really a solid base wadcutter as opposed to a DEWC, the base is different from the nose of the bullet.

I've never known of anyone shooting 45 wadcutters in a 45 ACP M1911. If they did, I doubt there would be a whole bunch of different options of getting 38 caliber wadcutters to work in an M1911.

185 grain and 200 grain 45 caliber semi-wadcutters are available commercially and are easy to get to work in a 45 ACP M1911. They are the mainstay bullets of the bullseye competition crowd in 45 ACP guns.

Better information from the OP would be helpful.

lauderdale, what caliber is your gun? 45? 38? something else? Please provide more information so people don't have to guess.

If you'd like to try some Lyman 452389 bullets PM me. You can see what they look like here. http://www.three-peaks.net/bullet_molds.htm

lauderdale said:

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You won't find a DEWC for 45 auto. Don't think they exist. They likely wouldn't feed reliably.