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04-29-2013, 03:10 AM
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Finally found the 45-70 mold/bullet!
I have been looking for a long time now for a specific setup for reloads on my 45-70. I have a good mold that casts 405gr +/- flatpoint solid base bullets. And for the time being it works well. Hell it works VERY well. But I have noticed my rifle LIKES round nose bullets better than flat points or spire point (hornady leverevolution) bullets. While I was at it I have been fascinated for a VERY long time with hollow base bullets because I am shooting Trailboss powder and will someday be shooting black or black sub, and I would like to get the bump up for accuracy.
ANYWAY The first link is the bullet sold as the bullet by a company called Buffalo Arms (never even heard of them until tonight) http://www.buffaloarms.com/Detail.as...57349&CAT=4135 The second link is the mold that makes said bullet (I am more interested in the mold than buying precast bullets) http://www.buffaloarms.com/Hollow_Ba...RM=JIM458405HB The problem is #1 cost of the mold. $179 for a bullet mold seems out there to me. #2 Never heard of this company until tonight. #3 I am still out of work. So see #1. Does anybody know of a comparable mold, throwing at around 405 grains? Does anybody know anything about this company? Thanks Richard
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