I couldn't resist. Round butt 10-5 and a stainless 64-5. I paid too much but oh well. They make revolver number 2 and 3 for me. Now I need a mold. How will the Lee 358-158-RF do?
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I couldn't resist. Round butt 10-5 and a stainless 64-5. I paid too much but oh well. They make revolver number 2 and 3 for me. Now I need a mold. How will the Lee 358-158-RF do?
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That mold should work perfectly with those revolvers. Lovely guns!!!
Nice. Cant go wrong with a skinny 10 and an hbar 64. I had to split the diff and get a skinny 64. Oh and congrats. My FFL always has something of mine in layaway jail. Currently its a G43
That bullet will be excellent! I have shot buckets of them over the years. It is my go to bullet for the K and J frame Smiths. Did you get those at Cook's?
I got them at high caliber pawn in Long Beach. Whatcha know about Cook's? Caught me off guard with that question. Cook's is only about 5 minutes from my house.Quote:
Originally Posted by EMC45
I'd have bought the pair myself, had I the chance. Except I already have the 10-5.
Good score, they should like any of the Lee boolits 150 grain and up. My 10-5 and 10-10 sure do. If you want a standard pressure load with decent thump try 3.4 grains Bullseye over a Federal primer with your 358-158-RF.
I have a ton of CFE pistol. I'm gonna try it first.
That powder works well in 38 special. If you use the full power load data, you get some extra velocity with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by n10sivern
I lived in Gulfport and Cook's was my haunt. Mike Creel managed it when I was there. I spent a good bit of money there.
Mike is still there
I shoot the 358-158-RF in my 64. I have it loaded over 3.8 gr of HP-38 with CCI Small Pistol primers. I've tumble lubed and lubed it with Bens Red. Sized to .358.
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Nice guns, I have that same mold and they shoot great out of my model 66.
Well, I've already ordered that mold!