Jeff Higgins |
03-29-2017 07:49 AM |
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Originally Posted by aigel
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Thanks Jeff - older manuals should still be up to date on technique? It makes sense that modern instrumentation made even recent editions obsolete on loads, so I will definitely follow your advice make sure to have latest editions for any loads I put together.
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Yes, absolutely - older manuals will still be up to date on techniques. They really have not changed in about the last century or so.
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Originally Posted by aigel
(Post 9530099)
Where do I go online to buy bullets? I am thinking semi wadcutter lead or cu plated?
Thanks,
G
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The only bullets I buy are jacketed rifle bullets (I cast all of my handgun and straight walled rifle bullets), and I get those from Midway. I have, on occasion, used Speer and Remington swaged lead bullets for handguns. I've had great success with them when I hold them to the 800 fps range. I get those from Midway as well.
I wouldn't necessarily focus on jacketed or plated bullets for your plinking loads. They are not necessary. Cast or swaged lead bullets will work great and save you some money.
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