Grumble, Felix and Sundog.

The C309-113 RF soupcan has always been an accurate bullet for me, but even at two at a time it takes a while to pile up enough bullets to last a while (well an afternoot at least).
THANX to Grumbles efforts to get the 6 pack order going and sent out, means I can plink and play to find a practice 30-30 load and hardly but a dent in an hour or twos casting session.

Felix and Sundog, . . . dang either I am getting better or some bullets that would never shoot worth a flip before with 50:50 just lay on in there in little groups with "Felix Lube".

Can't wait to try it all across the board. May even get the 50:50 out of the RCBS and use Felix lube on everything.

Lets see the 429421 has a giant lube groove and really uses a lot of the lube, may be time to go to a different bullet since I have already used up a third of one tub and still have bullets cast and not sized or lubed. Lets see 44 bullet 250 grains, small lube grooves . . .Hmmmmmm.

All this to say THANX to the three of you for making my cast bullet shootin more enjoyable!

Last weekend, my computer crashed and now I cannot find some things....amoung them is the recipe for Felixs' lube. I have done a search here and cannot find it, my past emails are gone as are things I have saved. Can someone help? Thanks, JP

Louis, your not hinting at a 44-250-SWC Lee 6 cav sometime in the future are you?? I have the 429421 and it shoots great in the Bisley.

No, no 429421 6 pack, I have a 4 pack of the Lyman now.

A 240-250 grain bullet in a six pack mold with the same shape of the 200 and 310 grain RNFP that Lee has NOW . . . Now that would be another matter.

Heck a six pack mold with their .338 mold with a nice flat point would work for me also. That bullet really shoots outs my 338 Mag, and I could hunt with it if'n it just had a nice flat front end!

Now that things are working better, I'll have to go back and try that 6 pack 429-214 again!