GT Bullets

[bigiron]

http://www.gtbullets.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=28
Has anyone shot any bullets from this co.They look really nice I may give one of their 45-70 bullets a try

[Yodogsandman]

This mold looks like a good facsimile of that bullet. Would be a good one to start casting with.

http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?cPath=41_169&products_id=1629

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

Wow, They offer 7 different 41 cal pistol bullets.
The heaviest one (240gr), they pay homage to NOE.

[scattershot]

I have used these bullets. They are one of the few casters who supply soft cast bullets, and I have found them to be of good quality.

[ewlyon]

I buy GT bullets unsized+unlubed so I can coat them. So far they have worked pretty well in my .40 Glocks, although I have not had time yet to try out the 44 and 30 bullets i got from them. Considering their prices they are an awesome way to get nice cast HPs and lets me spend more time actually loading and shooting.

[three50seven]

I ordered some bullets from them a few months ago. Several different calibers and weights just to try out. Their bullets are very well made, especially the HP designs. The only drawback was that it took 2 weeks or more for them to arrive, and only after a few emails to inquire about the delay.

[geezer56]

I know the guy. He is from Augusta GA. His main work is rebuilding transmissions. Bullets are his passion but it is hard to make a living at it. He does hand cast. No machines. I shoot a lot of his stuff and think it is as good or better than I can do myself.

[shortlegs]

I shoot his 311-410 and it shoots great in several different rifles.

[megasupermagnum]

I mostly cast my own, but what I do buy is mostly from GT. They are good bullets, all cast from 96/2/2 alloy. It's a fantastic alloy, probably my favorite, but they can get dings easy in shipping. I've bought both sized and not sized, and they are good either way. I just got in a 100 240 grain 41 caliber SWC to try, and they look good to me.