B BJung New member Apr 19, 2020 #1 How did this bullet ever come to be? Why didn't someone just start casting 124gr bullets to begin with?
How did this bullet ever come to be? Why didn't someone just start casting 124gr bullets to begin with?
O Old_School New member Apr 19, 2020 #2 burbank_jung said: How did this bullet ever come to be? Why didn't someone just start casting 124gr bullets to begin with? Click to expand... They’re all nominal weights, anyway. Doesn’t really matter whether it’s 122, 124, 125 gr, etc. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
burbank_jung said: How did this bullet ever come to be? Why didn't someone just start casting 124gr bullets to begin with? Click to expand... They’re all nominal weights, anyway. Doesn’t really matter whether it’s 122, 124, 125 gr, etc. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
M MikeG New member Apr 19, 2020 #3 Just guessing, but they probably designed the bullet in the size and shape they wanted, and the weight happened to end up as 122 grains.
Just guessing, but they probably designed the bullet in the size and shape they wanted, and the weight happened to end up as 122 grains.
D Dufus New member Apr 19, 2020 #4 Bullet weight changes with the type of alloy a person uses. Example: one of my 9mm hollow point molds is designed to throw 125 gr bullet. With my alloy for that bullet, it comes out 135 gr.
Bullet weight changes with the type of alloy a person uses. Example: one of my 9mm hollow point molds is designed to throw 125 gr bullet. With my alloy for that bullet, it comes out 135 gr.
