ROA Conical Bullets
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BUT ball must be .457. Thanksrobhof
I just picked up a used Lee mold and cast my own, they're not as accurate as the ball though. Veral Smith of LBT custom makes a flat nose that works as good as a ball in the ROA, but his molds aren't cheap, but they are the best molds you'll find anywhere, a real dream to cast with.
I just picked up a used Lee mold and cast my own, they're not as accurate as the ball though. Veral Smith of LBT custom makes a flat nose that works as good as a ball in the ROA, but his molds aren't cheap, but they are the best molds you'll find anywhere, a real dream to cast with.
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454 S WILL WALK FORWARD WITH HEAVY LOADS,RAIDER 2000 HAS 220 GRAIN 457 BULLETS FOR SALE ,ON THIS FORUM I THINK,GOOD LUCK
454 S WILL WALK FORWARD WITH HEAVY LOADS,RAIDER 2000 HAS 220 GRAIN 457 BULLETS FOR SALE ,ON THIS FORUM I THINK,GOOD LUCK
Have you looked into LEE's #456-220-1R it's a conical 220 gr conical designed for the ROA. Mine are right on 220 grains as cast. Just cast, lube and shoot.
I suspect there are few pre cast bullets for the ROA. The commercial casters may assume, if you're going to the trouble of shooting a BPCB, then you'll cast your own, too.
If you're new to using bullets in your ROA, you'll soon find the factory front site blade is too short. It's a relatively simple swap to install a 0.10" taller Ruger blade.
I suspect there are few pre cast bullets for the ROA. The commercial casters may assume, if you're going to the trouble of shooting a BPCB, then you'll cast your own, too.
If you're new to using bullets in your ROA, you'll soon find the factory front site blade is too short. It's a relatively simple swap to install a 0.10" taller Ruger blade.