looking for .32 acp cast boolits seller

[CT-shooter777]

Any member recommendations as to a good supplier, can't see buying a Lyman mold for this one .
Since, for some reason Lee won't produce a .32 auto weight mold ?
something around 70gr or so.

If your using a supplier, chime in.

T.I.A.

CT

[JWFilips]

Contact Jerry at Carolina Cast Bullets He cast a great Ranch Dog 75 Grain acp The best you can ask for! It is my carry boolet!

[BLTsandwedge]

Any member recommendations as to a good supplier, can't see buying a Lyman mold for this one .
Since, for some reason Lee won't produce a .32 auto weight mold ?
something around 70gr or so.

If your using a supplier, chime in.CT

I know...tough to find. FWIW, the Lee 93g does shoot well....but we both know that 93g is a bit heavy...meaning slooow. My Lee 6X drops at a nominal 94.1g @ .3124" and I size right at .311.

I'm fortunate though, I found an antique Lyman 311242 2X at a flea market (what a pain to make pistol bullets with a 2X!). Unfortunately, my pistol likes (loves!) Remington Gold Dots (60g) over...get this...Power Pistol! I think I found the recipe on Alliant's site- with a velocity of 900+fps. I think the cited velocity is feces but I haven't passed the round through my chrony yet. My point is that it really shoots well with the Remington J-word.

[390ish]

My Lyman mould works great for 32 ACP. I load it for one Mauser and two berettas

[rond]

http://missouribullet.com/results.php?category=5&secondary=20

They are listed for 32 H&R but the work great in all my 32 ACP's.

[BAGTIC]

I have been using bullets from Rim Rock. They make bullets for Buffalo Bore ammo. Nice bullets.

[Guesser]

Western Bullet Co., Missoula Montana Lyman #311252, 75 Gr.

[43PU]

I took a lee 6 cavity .311-93 and milled off a grease groove to make it a 72grn bullet that shoots GREAT!!!

[quack1]

I'm pretty sure there was a thread some years ago showing how to mill off the top of a Lee mold to get the weight down to around 70grs. Maybe a search would turn it up.
While I was two-finger typing, 43pu beat me to it.

[olafhardt]

I have tried a few 0 buckshot in a 32 S&W.

[JoeG52]

King Shooters Supply
.32 caliber 78 grain Round Nose, sized .313
http://www.kingshooters.com/32-78gr-rn-p-25531.html

[CT-shooter777]

I took a lee 6 cavity .311-93 and milled off a grease groove to make it a 72grn bullet that shoots GREAT!!!

I have heard of that, but don't have a mill, was considering using a milling attachment on my lathe and trying a fly cutter in the chuck ?

Did you do the milling ?, I always thought there maybe a nice little side income for someone willing to do these for resale, as long as one has the equipment, time and kept the cost reasonable.

[CT-shooter777]

I know...tough to find. FWIW, the Lee 93g does shoot well....but we both know that 93g is a bit heavy...meaning slooow. My Lee 6X drops at a nominal 94.1g @ .3124" and I size right at .311.

I'm fortunate though, I found an antique Lyman 311242 2X at a flea market (what a pain to make pistol bullets with a 2X!). Unfortunately, my pistol likes (loves!) Remington Gold Dots (60g) over...get this...Power Pistol! I think I found the recipe on Alliant's site- with a velocity of 900+fps. I think the cited velocity is feces but I haven't passed the round through my chrony yet. My point is that it really shoots well with the Remington J-word.

Agreed on the 93gr being over the top for an ACP, have the mold, never tried it. what powder and charge were/are you using for that load-out ?
I am a big fan of Power Pistol for auto loaders, P.P. and light bullets/boolits makes the .32acp a real stinger.

[CT-shooter777]

King Shooters Supply
.32 caliber 78 grain Round Nose, sized .313
http://www.kingshooters.com/32-78gr-rn-p-25531.html

When they say hard-cast their not kidding 21 bhn :shock: