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Thread: WTT: .243/6mm jacketed bullets for 9mm cast, jacketed or plated

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    Boolit Master


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    WTT: .243/6mm jacketed bullets for 9mm cast, jacketed or plated

    As stated, I have approximately 1500 - 2000 .243 100 grain jacketed sp bullets to trade. I believe these are Winchester Power Point bullets, but cant be positive. Probably 60% are water stained. Most have bad points. They are good enough for deer, wood chucks, coyotes etc. The tips will not have a big impact on their accuracy. It's the base that is detrimental, and the bases are perfect. I wouldn't hesitate useing these bullets for hunting, target practice, busting rocks, etc. I would like to trade one for one for 9mm cast, jacketed or plated bullets. 115 - 124 grain would be great.
    Thanks for lookin.
    Jack
    If a 41 won't stop it, I wouldn't bet my life on a 44.

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    Boolit Master

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    What is your time frame? I don't have 115-124 but do have a couple of 135-136 grain molds. i would have to cast some out of range lead or wheelweight alloy if you are interested. If you need to stick with the 115-124, I am out. If you need to complete the trade asap, I am out.

    Good luck. Wish I had what you are looking for cast and ready to go.

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    Boolit Master


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    Thank you for your reply. That weight wouldn't be a deal breaker. What profile, round nose, truncated cone? What number is your bullet mould, so I can take a look at the profile?
    If a 41 won't stop it, I wouldn't bet my life on a 44.

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    I have a 2000-4000 135 grain RN cast from a MIHEC mold that are coated and sized to .358 if that is something you are interested in
    "Yes or no will almost always suffice as the answer"

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    Yes, I'm interested. Can you send me a picture?
    If a 41 won't stop it, I wouldn't bet my life on a 44.

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    I can cast you up the 124 Lee true needed cones and trade you for whatever you have for 243 bullets

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    Sorry, I just made a trade in progress. Thank you all for your interest.
    Jack
    If a 41 won't stop it, I wouldn't bet my life on a 44.

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BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
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