WTT - cast 45-70 bullets

[hickfu]

I have some lubed cast bullets I want to trade because I only use PC bullets now... long shot im sure.
Please dont tell me to remove lube and powder coat, I tried it and it failed so I relubed them.
Im pretty sure that they were sized to .459



350gr copper gas checked = 400
350gr Aluminum gas checked = 1000
405gr PB with PB gas checks = 500
425gr copper gas checked = 850

I need SPP, LPP, 10mm cases, 30cal gas checks, 45 rifle gas checks, 10mm mold etc..

Tim

[hickfu]

Also trade for 30 cal cast bullets, 7mm cast bullets, 6.5 cast bullets, #4 buck, 0 buck and smaller sizes buck shot

Tim

[hickfu]

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[badguybuster]

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[Dom]

Your bullets look nice. Problem for me is they look like a type that will not chamber in my Marlin 45-70. Wrong nose contour. As for PC'ing previously lubed bullets. I have done several hundred with perfect results. I place the bullets on a tray covered with aluminum foil. Put the tray into my PC oven for about 20 min at 400 dg. Dumped them from the hot oven onto a flattened cardboard box to absorb the lube. Then placed bullets into an old pot with water. Bring to a hard boil for a couple of min & then pour off water into an old cardboard box with some newspaper in it. This will catch all the lube that is left. Boil a second time & then PC as usual. I have done this numerous times & has always worked. .

[hickfu]

Your bullets look nice. Problem for me is they look like a type that will not chamber in my Marlin 45-70. Wrong nose contour. As for PC'ing previously lubed bullets. I have done several hundred with perfect results. I place the bullets on a tray covered with aluminum foil. Put the tray into my PC oven for about 20 min at 400 dg. Dumped them from the hot oven onto a flattened cardboard box to absorb the lube. Then placed bullets into an old pot with water. Bring to a hard boil for a couple of min & then pour off water into an old cardboard box with some newspaper in it. This will catch all the lube that is left. Boil a second time & then PC as usual. I have done this numerous times & has always worked. .

They were bear tooth clones and work great in a lever action
But all bullets have been sold.