Need load data for cast lead .50AE

[Mr_Gun_Guy]

I was gifted 150, 345gr cast lead FPPB and 150 380gr cast lead FPPB bullets. They’re made by a company called BRP, Inc but I can’t find any info about the company and certainly can’t find any load data on either bullet.

Does anyone have any load data they could share with me? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[DazedandConfuzed]

If you're shooting from a Desert Eagle...they don't recommend using lead. Other manufacturers may be different.

 

[The Glockodile]

If you're shooting from a Desert Eagle...they don't recommend using lead.

Ditto that...

 

[Mr_Gun_Guy]

Ahh. Well that settles that then! I guess I’ll put them up for auction on Gunbroker. Better idea, melt them down and make some nice .44 waddies out of them.

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[GarrettJ]

Sounds like a good reason to get a Freedom Arms or BFR revolver. You could get a .50 AE cylinder and/or one of a few other .50 caliber cartridges.

that’s an excellent cost-effective way to take care of your bullets.

 

[Mr_Gun_Guy]

Sounds like a good reason to get a Freedom Arms or BFR revolver. You could get a .50 AE cylinder and/or one of a few other .50 caliber cartridges.

that’s an excellent cost-effective way to take care of your bullets.

So, your solution is to buy another expensive gun…. I like the way you think, LOL!