J.W.Proctor
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Wow thanks for the many replys. Defiantly wanna avoid finger pinching if possible also some what disappointed in not catching the carbine thing earlier.
started reading the cast bullet hand book . Gotta say lots of good information but there are some things I'm not sure on for instance annealing and case trimming are they necessary for just plinking hand gun caliber rounds ?
I have started reloading recently for my 10mm Springfield xdm but those are all copper plated or jacketed. Lead loads seem to be a totally different animal.
I think before I dive into casting my own and investing in all the equipment (and expenses ) that goes with that I will try to work up some rounds using grenade bullets
I have heard Missouri is a popular brand and has a wide variety. I know someone mentioned Penn bullets so I'll have to check them out. Any other recommendations ?
I was leaning to the rnfp and was gonna do the 125 gr for 38 special and 158 for 357
But from what I'm hearing 158 should work well for both. virgin Starline Brass for both of course .sound doable ?
started reading the cast bullet hand book . Gotta say lots of good information but there are some things I'm not sure on for instance annealing and case trimming are they necessary for just plinking hand gun caliber rounds ?
I have started reloading recently for my 10mm Springfield xdm but those are all copper plated or jacketed. Lead loads seem to be a totally different animal.
I think before I dive into casting my own and investing in all the equipment (and expenses ) that goes with that I will try to work up some rounds using grenade bullets
I have heard Missouri is a popular brand and has a wide variety. I know someone mentioned Penn bullets so I'll have to check them out. Any other recommendations ?
I was leaning to the rnfp and was gonna do the 125 gr for 38 special and 158 for 357
But from what I'm hearing 158 should work well for both. virgin Starline Brass for both of course .sound doable ?