I needed more bullets for the 300 GNR, a LBT 100 gr. FN-GC-HP, (rock chucks will be out in a couple months) and since the .309 sizer die was already in the luber I cast enough for a couple seasons of chucks.
Next was a LBT 50 gr. GC-HP for the Coyote Classic in .218 Mashburn Bee. A super chuck killer in its own right, it's just that the 300 GNR does it so much better. This mould gave me all kinds of fits, it's been a few years since I cast it much. I ran over 500 bullets with it and ended up keeping only about 370 or 80.
Next up was another LBT mould in WFN-GC-260 gr. for the 455 GNR, I just wanted a few to play with. I never shoot many of these but it is nice to have a few around when the urge hits.
Last was one that gets shot the very most, the Lyman 454424 at 260 grs. also. Again for the 455 GNR. I like all my different moulds for the 455 but I would probably choose the 424 if I was to only have one .45 cal. mould.
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Rainy weekend. So whadda do?
- mark conner, 2019-01-20, 18:44
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UNFORTUNATE LYMAN REPLACED THE
- JT, 2019-01-20, 21:31
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Better to have too big, rather than too small. (nm)
- WB, 2019-01-21, 08:24
- Perhaps a poor choice of words... - WB, 2019-01-21, 09:40
- Yep, feel fortunate - mark conner, 2019-01-20, 21:40
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Better to have too big, rather than too small. (nm)
- WB, 2019-01-21, 08:24
- you just gave WB a boner (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-01-20, 20:24
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UNFORTUNATE LYMAN REPLACED THE
- JT, 2019-01-20, 21:31