None of the commercial casters only offer RN bullets in the 90-100 gn. range {380}.
Is it because of a feeding problem that no one offers RF bullets ? I think Lee is the only mold maker that offers a 95 gn RF mold.
I did see some Buffalo Bore 100 gn. RF +P bullets at my local gun shop, but Buffalo Bore wouldn't answer my question about the mold they use.
Seams 380 shooters are stuck with thimble looking bullets.
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I use Lee's 102 gr RN in my 380. It eats them like candy. I don't see any cycling/feeding issues at all.
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SNS casting has them, I use their boolits.
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Accurate makes several 380 molds, and arsenal has a tc style that I have been looking at. I have the lee 95 rf and powder coat em. Do have to seat prety short to feed reliably on some of my guns.
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I have used the Lee 105 grain swc in 380.
Forum member CASTING MACHINE is a Vendor Sponsor in this forum. He sells .356" 95 gr RN. You might want to make contact.
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I load the Lee 356-95-RF for my wife's Ruger LCP and it feeds and shoots great. I have to use the data for RN sometimes and the only adjustment I have to make is on the OAL. I adjust it a little shorter for the RF bullet.
I use Accurate 35-120H in the Ruger LCP, SIG P230 and Beretta M1934 with 2.5 grains of Bullseye. Feeds well in all and is more effective than the light LRN bullets.
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We may be misunderstanding your question . Do you want round nose RN or round nose flat point RNFP ? are you looking for a mold ? Or commercial cast bullets ?
380 95 gr rn. Very common bullet.These are coated with hitec sized .356.
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I use the Lyman 358242 light and heavy versions and an Arsenal 123 TC for my 380.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.c...ld-tl356-95-rfOriginally Posted by onelight
A commercial caster to see how they function. and YES RF = RNFP . I figured since Lee referred to them as RF there wouldn't be any confusion on the design I asked about.
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they only have round nose, i was asking about rf or rnfp
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Ok sorry for the confusion, I miss read though you were after RN, How about these? There 105 grain though,
https://bayoubullets.net/380-auto-105-gr-fp/
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