Noe 403-198-wfn-y1

[Johnch]

I got a S&W M&P full sized 10mm
I have the Lee 6 cavity 401-175 TC and a mold I made based on the profile of the NOE 403-182-RF-X5
But I shortened the bullet to make a 155 gr bullet

But I want a about 200 gr cast bullet

I like NOE molds
I looked and am thinking about a NOE 403-198-WFN-Y1

Anyone using this bullet in their 10mm ?

I am doing some Hog hunting at night
Had a CLOSE encounter with a sow a few weeks ago
Not sure , but I felt she was interested in how I tasted
So I plan on carrying the S&W M&P 10mm for any more just in cast times with the hogs

I figure a 200 gr 10mm cast bullet might work if needed

Thanks
John

[Intel6]

I use that bullet a lot in my 10mm's, it is my go to for general shooting with a heavy bullet. I also make a LBT 220 WFN GC but it is only a two cavity so they are slower to make. I wanted to be able to shoot a 200 gr. bullet as my standard load so I got a 5 cavity NOE of this bullet so I could make larger quantities faster.

Great shooting bullet in both my autos and my revolver, I think you will be pleased with it.

I have had the mould for a while, so it has the old NOE designation. In the pic is a raw cast bullet and then one that has been coated in HiTek and gas checked.





My S&W 610 really likes these bullets second only to the LBT which it really likes.





They are great in my long slide G20, feed and function without any issues.

[Johnch]

Thanks
Now I have to save a little more cash up
As I "TRY" to only buy when I have the cash to pay off the credit card
As soon as I get the bill

John

[erdyalx]

That bullet has worked very well out of 4 different 40S&W, 4 10MM'S, AND 3 Mechtechs and who knows what else. It makes a nice clean hole through spines, shoulders, doors etc.

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[Rick R]

I’ve used that 200gr solid boolit for some time in both my 10mm SR1911 and GP-100 and both guns like it. It penetrates like no bodies business in water jugs and is quite accurate.
Then last year I bought the 2 cavity HP version and find the 180ish grain HP is extremely accurate in both guns, reliable in the auto and saves me 20gr of lead per boolit.