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Anyone have any experience with this bullet? Any load data they can share?

Great reference site. Thanks!

I am looking for recommendations for my 38-40 revolver. I have cast bullets 155 and 180 gr. It is a new caliber for me without a lot of data.

Got it. Thanks!

Thanks Gary. Appreciate it.

Just got the T-7 Turret Press with the primer feed system. The tubes that hold the primers are somewhat constricted at the throats. I assume that you are supposed to widen the throats at the split so...

I have several NOE molds. They are great but must be run much hotter than the Lee molds. I turn them over on the hot plate before using an d run the pot at 800 degrees. Once dialed in they drop a...

BLR in .308 +1

I have been using the Redding Match powder measure with an adaptor to mount it on my flow thru expander die (found on eBay). It has been a great set up throwing accurate loads with a variety of...

Thanks, I'll call them.

My Ruger carbine slugs out at .4335. I want to try .434 powder coated bullets to see how they work. I have the correct bullet die to properly cast the bullet. Is there a source for a correct full...

I made a dumb mistake. I was replacing the safety in my 44 carbine with a Williams Big Head L/H replacement. Instructions call for turning the existing safety 1/4 turn and pressing out with the...

Bullseye
Win 231
Titegroup
Trail Boss
Unique
Universal
Green Dot
HS6
Autocomp
4227

My brother lived not far from there 35 years ago. He had a cabin two miles back in the woods that he built over the river. A couple of hunters wounded a big black bear and he had to track it down....

My current favorite shooter.

I've had a Model 69 for 2 months and @300 rounds. So far a really nice revolver - accurate, well balanced and the right weight and size. I am an L frame fan and I was happy to see this one come...

2# of IMR 4227 and 1# of Accu Comp today at Lotus. Plenty of primers in stock too.

One is not enough. The only limitation is that you have to load your own. That said, it is the best all around caliber.

I have that MP mold and it is my favorite 44 bullet. I'll see if I can apply that conversion to 44spl.

Thanks. I did read that the formula for Green Dot got "hotter" in 1970 and therefore, pre-1970 loads would no longer be recommended. Not sure of the validity of the source but something to consider.

I was able to find 8 lbs of Green Dot to use in my revolvers. (I am shooting S&W696, 29 & 24.) I have plenty of manuals (Alliant, Speer, Lyman, etc.) but they are thin in loads for 44spl with this...

John is an icon; Mike is an expert.
What 44 cast boolit do you prefer?
I like my Mihec 250 gr Keith.

Unique is an easy powder to work with. I wish I could find one of the 44 caliber molds as I really like the boolit.

I started with the bullet set to the first crimp groove using 6.0, 6.3, 6.5 and 6.7 gr of Unique in my 625 Mountain Gun and a Beretta Stampede. No problems or sign of strain with any of the loads....

I just cast the same bullet in 45 caliber from a new NOE mold. I've been trying to work out a few starting loads with BE, Unique and 231. Good information here.