RCBS .41 Keith style

[kgb]

I just picked up a .41 DW revolver from a shop that likewise had on hand a 2-hole RCBS 210gr (Keith style) mold, so I picked that up as well. How does that bullet rate among the .41 Keith options out there? Looks to have a rather small lube groove.

I haven't even started casting yet, but have the group buy WC and a single cavity Lyman 41028 that looks like it should produce bullets that'll cycle well in my Marlin. We used to have a couple of guys who'd sell cast 210gr .41s at the gun shows but they seem to have quit. Looks like it's about time for me to cast my own.

kgb

[GLynn41]

I had one years ago and it cast well and shot well --to me it is more Keith like --than Keith but I am not so sure what the so called real Keith is -- I have a 2 cavity Saeco and it is a Keith and two Lyman 410459 molds and they are supposed to be Keith but they do look different from each other and the RCBS mold-- as long as they shoot well -- my first handguned deer was with the 410459 so they will kill

[Uncle Grinch]

kgb,

Try one of those 41028 boolits in the throat of your DW cylinder to see how it fits.

My Ruger BH requires that I full length size the boolit to .410 so they will chamber. Usually I just size them enough to cover the lube bands.

BTW, It does work great in my Marlin.

[Lloyd Smale]

That and the ballistic cast version which is about identical are about the most consistantly accurate 41 bullets ive found. Its an excellent mold!

[fourarmed]

The 210 RCBS is an excellent boolit. I have used it with 6.0/231, and it really is pleasant and accurate in my M57. It also shot well at 200m in my DW, using SR-4756. You won't regret buying that mold.