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Every one of those CB bullets is a bevel based bullet, well almost every one. Bevel based bullets are never as accurate as a plain base bullet, but they ARE much easier to cast. Another thing, all but one has only one lube groove! I've never seen a 405 grain 45/70 bullet with ONLY ONE LUBE GROOVE!

I'd certainly pass on those bullets, for the previously stated reasons. Oh, the price is outrageous also!:mad:
 
+2 Missouri Bullet

125gr .38 Special Cowboy #2 bullets are $52/1000 from Missouri Bullet
125gr .38 Special " are $61/1000 from CB Bullets

This is before the 5% discount from Missouri Bullet for "High Road" members. The Missouri Bullets are 15% less expensive. I'm sure MB will ship much faster too.

Cheaper, faster shipping. Sounds like a no brainer to me. :)
 
Every one of those CB bullets is a bevel based bullet, well almost every one. Bevel based bullets are never as accurate as a plain base bullet, but they ARE much easier to cast. Another thing, all but one has only one lube groove! I've never seen a 405 grain 45/70 bullet with ONLY ONE LUBE GROOVE!

I'd certainly pass on those bullets, for the previously stated reasons. Oh, the price is outrageous also!:mad:
FWIW, bevel-base bullets are as easy (or hard) to cast as flat-base bullets. Bevel-base bullets are easy to insert into the case mouth, however, which is why most of our customers prefer them. We do have a few flat-base ones, based upon customer requests, and they sell like refrigerators to the Inuits.

Everybody has their preferences, I understand. But one thing I have never been shown is that flat-base bullets are superior in any way to bevel-base bullets in terms of accuracy.

Just my two cents.

Brad
 
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