Accurate Molds 31-100F, 31-105K 31-110H

[AlanF]

Looking for a mold for my Ruger Single Six Bisley 32 H&R Mag and would like a meplat somewhere around 73-80% of bullet diameter and the weight range of 100gr - 110gr. Do any of you have experience with the Accurate molds 31-100F, 31-105K, or 31-110H in a 32 Mag? Thank you.
Alan

[NoZombies]

I've shot a lot of bullets that look a lot like the 31-105K design. The others also look like solid designs though, and I suspect it would be hard to go wrong with any of those choices. The designs without a SWC shoulder are favored by some, and I will say that I've found them to be less finicky as a general rule in my guns, including several ruger SSM's that I've owned.

[AlanF]

Thank you for the feedback.

[gpidaho]

Alan: I have the Accurate 31-090V and it can be run at 1,000+ fps in the H&R 32mag and has a nice wide flat point round nose. Gp

[AlanF]

Thanks Gp. Will take a look.

[DHDeal]

Alan, I'm in the process of getting started on a new 32 H&R Single Six Bisley and I'm getting the MP 314-640 115 grain. It's more of LFN style, but of course I'll use the HP pins.

I do already cast for a FA97 in 327 and use the MP Sledgehammer and the Accurate Molds 31-126D. They may be too much of a good thing for the H&R, so it gives me the excuse to get the 115 grain mold.

I've always had great luck with a LFN style bullet in revolvers. They seem to be easy to tune and remain accurate at longer handgun ranges. Not to knock a SWC or a WFN style.

[AlanF]

DH - I too recently purchased the MP 314-640 115gr mold. It will serve as my heavy and now I am looking for a good mold in the 100gr range. Wish MP had the 314-640 100gr in stock...

[Cherokee]

I chose the accurate 31-090B for use in my 32/20's and 30 Carbine pistols. I'm not going for real hard hitting loads, just 1000-1100 fps. Nice meplat and accurate for me.

[DHDeal]

Accurate Molds will either have what you want or you can mix and match dimensions and create your own. I've also gotten molds from Tom where I had different styles in the same mold. Looking back I wouldn't do that again.

I'll go what I consider heavy for caliber and a LFN style and not look back. I've got a pile of MP brass molds and another pile of Accurate aluminum molds and I've got to say my Accurate aluminum molds cast easier. Never a concern with getting any tinning on the parting lines.