.312 diameter lead wire

[JerryW]

Does this diameter have any use for swageing bullets? I got 38# of it that I would rather sell to someone who could use it insted of melting it down. JerryW

[rolltide]

I could use it.

PM Sent.

[tiger762]

Sure, for pistol calibers like 9mm (might be a shoe-horn job), definitely for: 40cal, 44cal, 45cal

Might not be much use to a rifle bullet swager.


Does this diameter have any use for swageing bullets? I got 38# of it that I would rather sell to someone who could use it insted of melting it down. JerryW

[goblism]

I am interested

[SquirrelHollow]

I have used it in the past for .44 caliber bullets. I would use it more often if it weren't prohibitively expensive from most suppliers.

[rolltide]

I'm out on this one fellas, Jerry has still got it.

Thanks,

Roll Tide

[groovy mike]

Dang - I could just cut that to length and load it in 7.62x39 or .303 Brit!

[MOcaster]

Dang - I could just cut that to length and load it in 7.62x39 or .303 Brit!
That'd be one hard hitting wadcutter! Powder coating might be in order.

[groovy mike]

That'd be one hard hitting wadcutter! Powder coating might be in order.

Could run it through my luber/sizer - but just imagine being able to try every conceivable bullet weight - say 50 grains up to 300 grains - with any number of powder loads - just for fun! It would work for Mosins and 7.7 Arisakas too!