I would like to have two. One for light weight shooting and one for heavy duty hunting, up to and including bear. Any suggestions?

Just a few possibilities

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=219738
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http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=384755

Lyman 429421 - 250gr Keith style

Lee C430-310 RF - 310/320gr LBT style, gas check


Hog Killer

Hog killer has it right. That Lee boolit is extremely accurate with 21.5 grs. of 296 and is deadly on deer.

I use the Lee C 430-310 bullets for both my light and heavy loads. For the light loads I use 5 grs of 700 X, push the bullet all the way down in the case and DON'T crimp the bullets in.

I'm sold on the Lee 200 RF for everyday plinking and general purpose work, and cowboy shooting. Lightweight, low recoil, economical, and accurate. I think this is even a better boolit than any of the 240-250 varieties for light end..., not that there's anything wrong with them. Not only that, get it in a 6-banger, and you'll have a freakin' mountain of good boolits in nothin' flat - enough for a couple (or more) day's worth of shootin'. sundog