Meister Cast Boolets Anyone Use Them

[lonewolf5347]

I been using 264 grain FP bullet .380 wheel weights air cooled with a BHN of 13
My caster seem back log until Oct: I check a few casters and found MEISTER CAST BUULETS
I would like to ask before I order 500 rounds has any shot his cast bullets in the 38-55
I post the bullet he sell seem his BHN is at 15 and he only cast RNFP
http://meisterbullets.com/asccustom...1943&affID=0&custID=&Whole=&Deal=&RegistryID=

 

[ReloaderFred]

I don't have any experience with the .38-55, but most large retailers carry Meister Bullets. They have a very good reputation.

Hope this helps.

Fred

 

[LotI]

I bought a bunch of 200gr. .452 SWC a couple years ago and I find them poor to fair.

I have the same bullet style from Hornady and Master Cast (PA) and both are more accurate than the Meister. And both are cheaper now in my neck of the woods. The Hornady seems softer and the Mastercast harder.

On the other hand, I use a Meister 165gr. LFP .309 bullet in my 30-30 for reduced loads and they're fantastic.

 

[Walkalong]

I have shot them in .38 & .45. I liked them.

 

[GRIZ22]

1've used Meister in 9mm, 38/357, 44spl/44mag, and 30 caliber. Excellent performance, no leading problems up to 1400 fps or so, and great accuracy. They may cost a bit more but they are an example of you get what you pay for.

 

[evan price]

Meister 9mm 122 gr worked great for me back when Brassmanbrass had the special. Nice bullets, wish I could get them for that price again.

 

[RidgwayCO]

The only Meister Cast Bullets I've used are the .355" 92gr LRN in the .380 Auto. Good bullets at a good price (or at least the price was good a couple of years ago...).

 

[joe4702]

I bought 6K 122gr 9mm back when brassman was selling them for $28/1K delivered. Wish I would have ordered 20K. They work fine in all my 9's.

 

[Redbeard55]

Meister Cast Boolets

Geat bullets and quality - if you can get them. Local gun shop in the St Louis was selling Meister. Stoped selling Meister because they couldn't keep up with demand. The explanation I was given was the management had cash flow problems. When lead prices went up they were tied into contracts or something similar. I would hesitate to mail order but would pay cash for all the product I could afford.