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shawn45
03-03-2008, 07:41 PM
Have started loading 45 acp for the first time in 25 years. I have tried 3 Lee molds with success with the 160gr rnf and the 252 Lee swc, and no joy with the 250rnf. Any advice tor someone relearning the caliber.
thanks
runfiverun
03-03-2008, 09:34 PM
h&g 68 type this is a semi-wad cutter and the long nose feeds well in the
acp easy to shoot and accurate
Adam10mm
03-04-2008, 11:13 AM
Lee 6 cavity 230gr TC.
http://www.freakshowbullets.com/images/45P-230-TC%20(256%20x%20192).jpg
Pepe Ray
03-04-2008, 01:49 PM
BD45--Group buy now forming
Pepe Ray
MGySgt
03-04-2008, 03:07 PM
Lee 6 cavity 230gr TC.
http://www.freakshowbullets.com/images/45P-230-TC%20(256%20x%20192).jpg
+1 - don't have it yet, but that will be in my next order - S&W 625 45ACP - it surew chews up a lot a lead with full moon clips!
trickyasafox
03-04-2008, 04:17 PM
Freakshow hit the nail on the head. I shoot a bunch of these.
MakeMineA10mm
03-05-2008, 02:01 AM
Shawn,
You don't say if you're loading for a 1911, wheelgun, or another brand/style of auto-pistol, but no matter what the 45ACP you're loading for, the 230gr Govt. Profile ball bullet will feed the best. I just ran a group buy on it, but Lyman also makes it. They call it the #452374. Theirs is a little light (225grs) and plain-based, whereas mine is speced-out at 230grs and bevel-based. It's hard to beat the bullet most guns are designed around...
milltownhunter
03-05-2008, 08:58 AM
i have bought alot of 230 gr rn shoot very good in my colt gold cups with 9.0 gr of bluedot have a lyman mold on order back orderd
I have a H&G mold for the 68 SWC bullet that I would be willing to sell? Contact me off line at bigben1956@verizon.net if interested?
Rick N Bama
03-09-2008, 05:15 PM
The Lee 452-200RF is a mighty fine shooting boolit for me.
Rick
WyrTwister
03-09-2008, 05:39 PM
Have started loading 45 acp for the first time in 25 years. I have tried 3 Lee molds with success with the 160gr rnf and the 252 Lee swc, and no joy with the 250rnf. Any advice tor someone relearning the caliber.
thanks
I use the 90350 six cavity mold ;
http://www.leeprecision.com/cgi/catalog/browse.cgi?1205098642.5540=/html/catalog/bullmol2.html
God bless
Wyr
John J. Smith, your return email is not working?????
Shawn,
You don't say if you're loading for a 1911, wheelgun, or another brand/style of auto-pistol, but no matter what the 45ACP you're loading for, the 230gr Govt. Profile ball bullet will feed the best. I just ran a group buy on it, but Lyman also makes it. They call it the #452374. Theirs is a little light (225grs) and plain-based, whereas mine is speced-out at 230grs and bevel-based. It's hard to beat the bullet most guns are designed around...
Actually, magazine lips are taylored for bullet nose types, now?
I guess both people who emailed me about the H&G 68 mold thought I would just give it away? I shot you both a price lower than the going price. Maybe I'll put it on some of the auction sites?
Thumbcocker
03-14-2008, 09:32 PM
The lyman 452460 200+ swc shoots good for me and was supposed to be specifically made to feed in unmodified pistols.
MakeMineA10mm
03-14-2008, 10:28 PM
Actually, magazine lips are taylored for bullet nose types, now?
Well, I believe that magazine lips can be "adjusted," but if you want a bullet that works in everything (unless it doesn't work with much), the Govt. Profile Hard-Ball is the one that's best.
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