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| friend sent me to Beartooth Bullet Co FWIW they have a 325&378 LFNGC in .417&.418 dia.BEST,kim |
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| Watch the throat in your rifle. I have a Ruger 77 and couldn't use LBT's lfns without seating them like wad cutters; the results were not good. C.G.B. |
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| cgb,thanks.just when i thought i had it knocked! were you using Beartooth Bullets?BEST,kim |
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| The RCBS 416-350 bullet is an excellent design, and I've cast and fired probably a couple of thousand of 'em by now. I believe this bullet is available from www.bullshop.gunloads.comand if so, you couldn't ask for a better one. I've loaded it from 1100 fps to 2600 fps with greatsatisfaction. Tell Bullshop that BruceB sent ya...
Regards from BruceB (aka Bren Mk1)
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| I was casting my own using an LBT mold. My Ruger really needs a 2 diameter mold or else lengthen throat. I also have to be careful with Swift 400 gr. bullets as they have to be loaded a bit short or they tend to stick. C.G.B. |
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