150 gr. rnfp 358 dia bullets

[redhawk44]

I bought a Cimarron model P jr that is marked .38 SP. and 38 LC and would like to develop a load for the 38 LC. Problem is that I am having trouble finding 150 gr. RNFP bullets. I know, I could just use any .38 SP. bullet, but I'm funny that way. Does anyone on here know where I can get this bullet?

[cabezaverde]

I had a Lee 158 RNFP 6 cavity old. Decided I didn't want the bevel base, so I sent it to Buckshot to have the mold milled to remove the BB. It came out 150 grains on the nose.

[redhawk44]

I had a Lee 158 RNFP 6 cavity old. Decided I didn't want the bevel base, so I sent it to Buckshot to have the mold milled to remove the BB. It came out 150 grains on the nose.

Do you mold bullets to sell?

[cabezaverde]

No, I do not.

[murf205]

Redhawk44, go to the Montana Bullet Works web page. They cast a lot of the LBT style boolits and the ones I see have a gas check or a good sharp base. I have never had much luck with beveled base boolits as far as accuracy and leading were concerned. Sure, they are easier to load in a case mouth but my results were not good. Most commercial casters use a beveled base mold because they drop out of the mold a bit easier than a true flat base. I know that some very knowledgeable people have had better results but this is my experience. When you get to pouring your own, look at an Accurate Molds 358-160H. It is a thing of beauty in everything I ever shot it in.