Anyone casting the Eras Gone Bullet Molds .36 Colt heeled?

[Stopsign32v]

I would like to buy one of their molds but obviously they are sold out. So while I wait I was wondering if anyone here has one and they can cast me some rounds to try in my conversion Remington.

[Tar Heel]

I do. It's a wonderful bullet and very easy to load naked or for making paper cartridges. I also use this bullet for my 38 Colt cartridges used in a Tailor's conversion cylinder. You will not be disappointed with it.

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Are you wishing to try them as percussion bullets or loaded in 38 Colt or 38 Long Colt cases? There is a "better" HBRN bullet to use in the 38 Long Colt which is a lot easier to load up. It's available from Old West ready to load or you can purchase a mold from there too. Either way you go, you will have a lot of fun.

https://oldwestbulletmoulds.com/shop...w-base-bullets

[Stopsign32v]

I’m going to be loading these in 38 Colt brass

[Ajohns]

I've used both the oversized (.380) and .375 from Old West that were already cast to try out in single shot rifle and Colt double action revolver. They work very well. I was also using 38 Long Colt brass. Results may vary, but I had better luck with 3grs of Trail Boss than 3grs of Titegroup so far.

[Tar Heel]

I’m going to be loading these in 38 Colt brass

Here you go:

https://castboolits.gunloads.com/sho...t=38+long+colt

[lawdog941]

There's someone in Las Vegas on G-broker that sells them and makes them from Eras Gone mold. Just type in Eras Gone and it'll come up with it.