.38 Cal bullets
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The Bushmaster
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Now you know better then that, Walkalong...What bullet? Jacketed, lead or electroplated. 110 grain or 158 grain. WC, Keith, FN, RN or HP...
I know you have looked at www.midwayusa.com haven't you...
I know you have looked at www.midwayusa.com haven't you...
Kimber1911_06238
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berry's bullets has better prices....but they aren't jacketed. depends on what you want.
LotI
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I just picked up 2000 Remington 148gr. LHBWC shipped to my house for less than $100. I considered the Speer or Hornady but decided to go the cheapest route.
Whoowie, they're just a good time over 2.0gr. of TrailBoss.
Whoowie, they're just a good time over 2.0gr. of TrailBoss.
armoredman
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No casting? I just started that, and the 158gr SWC work quite well.
My bad..... 110 or 125 Gr. Plated or Jacketed. I have plenty of 158's.
Yep. Midway has these, but they are out of stock, no backorder, and these, or these, out of stock, backorder OK.
And of course, I could get some of these, but they are backordered too.
I was talking about these 125 Grainers (JHP or JSP) at Roze Distribution, they seem to be in stock.
I have not cast in 15 years or so.
The Bushmaster
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Well!!! Just thought I'd ask...Ya just might be too particular...
Bad Flynch
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The 148 grain Remington is one of the best target bullets available, anywhere. Looks bad, shoots good, so ignore the looks.
dwhite
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Remington Bullets
The Remington lead bullets look like heck on the Midway web site. They are coated with a waxy, flaky lube which I suspect is partly molybdenum disulfide. They are a little messy to handle but they work very well and are very cost effective. I've used hundreds of them and have never been disappointed.
The lube works as I experience VERY little if any leading in my barrel using 3.6 gr. of 700X under their 158gr LSWC.
All the Best,
D. White
The Remington lead bullets look like heck on the Midway web site. They are coated with a waxy, flaky lube which I suspect is partly molybdenum disulfide. They are a little messy to handle but they work very well and are very cost effective. I've used hundreds of them and have never been disappointed.
The lube works as I experience VERY little if any leading in my barrel using 3.6 gr. of 700X under their 158gr LSWC.
All the Best,
D. White
LotI
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jvik said:
As others have said, they are ugly. I don't think mine are that bad. They are consistent and are easy to load. No, they're not as clean on the fingers as say, Meister, but they don't lead. You're looking at the lube...Speer uses a similar process on theirs and it just coats the whole bullet.
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