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Dooes anyone out ther know where I might be able to obtain .585 caliber lead bullets. 650grs and bigger. If bullets not available how about moulds?
 
Posts: 221 | Location: Back in Alaska where I belong | Registered: 22 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Try NEI.
Richard got a great big "pretty" one, for 800 grains. The .58 caliber balls/mould you might find "on the street" is probably .577.

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I've been meaning to bore out a 50 caliber hoch mold I buggered to drop a .585" slug, but since I don't have a 585 to shoot it in, as of yet [Big Grin] I haven't been overly motivated to do the mod yet.

As was mentioned, NEI does make a mold, and I believe they are the only ones. I'm not sure about gas checks though.
 
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Paul H, Let me know if you get serous about the .585 mould, I would really like to get some 650 grainers,I dont think you can get gas checks that big.
 
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Wayne Doudna does a 750 grain FN .588 diameter for $10 per 100.E-mail me at mayes@tidepool.com and I'll put you in touch with him.

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There is a poster here that goes by 50BMG who has some obscene .585 diameter bullet molds for his .577 T-Rex, as I recall up to 1200 grains. Do a search and see.
 
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Applegate made me a 58 cal "Collar Button" mould, patterned after the 45-70 mould that Lyman made. He should still have the cherry. Bullet was for fun shooting in a .577 Snider. Should be fun in something bigger too. They were 1 or 2 thou over .585, depending on alloy. I know this is lighter than you are looking for but thought it would be interesting.

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