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I've noted that the H&G #68 200gr SWC is popular with .45ACP shooters and would like to try it. I'm not a bullet caster so if someone can give me a source to order from I'd be grateful.

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Hensley and Gibbs has been out of business for some years. Ballisticast bought the rights to their designs and a commercial caster using their mould 668 would be as close as you could get.
Many commercial casters use Magma equipment and they make a close copy.

The Laser Cast 200 gr SWC is one of many from one or the other outfit.
http://www.laser-cast.com/45Cal.html
 
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Thanks Jim... I'll give Laser-Cast a try

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I've noted that the H&G #68 200gr SWC is popular with .45ACP shooters and would like to try it. I'm not a bullet caster so if someone can give me a source to order from I'd be grateful.

Bud W
Pennbullets link Try a 200gr Bevel Base.
 
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The SAECO #068 is a very close copy, but has a bevel base. Shoots very well in my 1911s. From what I understand, the SAECO #069 is a flat base close copy of the H&G #68.
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frank at mt baldy bullets cast it too.http://www.mtbaldybullets.com/
 
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When Ballisti-Cast bought the H&G tooling, Wayne Gibbs wanted the moulds from the two companies to be different. In the H&G world, the serial number on the block was the invoice number. Ballisti-Cast doesn't do that. Also Ballisti-Cast added 600 to all H&G mould numbers. So H&G 390-5 became Ballisti-Cast 990-5. I've owned a lot of H&G moulds. Ballisti-Cast moulds are every bit as well made.
 
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