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.22 rimfire is about it for me.

Water quenched bullets will only work provided arsenic in trace amounts is present in the alloy and current WWs don't have the arsenic in them like the old weights. You can sometimes find shot that has some arsenic in the lead. For my .454 I use the SSK 340 gr. bullet form www.pennbullets.com...

I only load jacketed and the FCD works real well for me in .223 and .308 and the 7.62x39. Its a good die.

255-260 grain bullets are hard on the frames of 1911s . make sure you run a good shock buff and at least a 18 lb spring. They do take bowling pins off the table real well though...

I believe these are hand cast bullets. I plan on ordering some. He has some unique designs I have not seen anywhere else.

[ In that same category, be sure to check out Penn Bullets as well. Good stuff, reasonable prices and very helpful for both those places. http://www.missouribullet.com/index.php http://www.pennbullets.com/calibers.html A big plus one for Penn. They offer a lot of speciality bullets that...

Yes I believe he does consider it at some point at least in the conversations I have had about it.

Obturation isn't needed if the bullets fit right as they seal from the get go. As long as the alloy and lube are up to the demands of what you are doing then it all works. My experiance is the same as LH with a a wide range of loadings and no leading issues to deal with. The weight deviations...

Range day. weathers breaking and its time to start tuning up for the matches.

I never had a lube issue with lube coming off the bullets with Penn despite the rough handling some of the boxes had undergone. Despite the fact that some of the interior boxes broke; the bullets were still intact with the lube in place. The exterior of the box was heavily reinforced so I never...

More good news from a great company. As always a pleasure to do buisness with.

www.pennbullets.com offers a complete range of .44 caliber bullets and all are very well made with some in the premium grade alloy can be shot to over 1500fps. My number 1 supplier of cast bullets.

I have seen various threads througout the forums in which there have been complaints about leading issues with Missouri bullets. I attribute much of that to improper loadings and or size issues. That does not seem to be the case here which is curious as to why the issue with one brand over...

Those are some of the roughest bullets I have seen. I can't see that they would do well at 25 and 50 yards. It would be good if you could test at those distances and report back.

www.pennbullets.com offers their 240gr. TC in diameters to .432 in a 20+ BHN that is just fantastic in leverguns.

www.pennbullets.com has an excellent 38/55 bullet that would meet your needs. It is an excellent design.

I use the .30 carbine 115 gr bullets from www.pennbullets.com The 20+ BHN alloy does very well with almost no fouling and 2400 powder.

www.pennbullets.com also offers the same type of bullets and there is a Free Shipping special this month. Check it out.

Look likes it's time to stock up again with some great bullets. Thanks for the special.

www.pennbullets.com has great .45 bullets as well as everything else.I shoot literally tens of thousands of these every year. A quality product loaded properly will give you very little or no leading issues to deal with. I use WST and Clays as my two go to .45 powders. Very Clean.