BulletMatch, a Catalog of Cast Bullets

[Bazoo]

Congratulations Bazoo to you and your team. I know how much work that required and you have given us a superb cast boolit resource. Easy to use and fast. It will only get better as you add more data and features. We all owe you and the team at least a case of beer!

Paul

Thanks, make mine an ice cold COKE!

Bozoo,
so you did all that in 300 man hours?
You guys are good!
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Thanks. We've worked very hard on it.

[Bazoo]

We've added a Taylor Knock-Out Factor Calculator for each bullet...

Just add the velocity you plan to load at and it calculates in real time.



The bullet I took the above picture from is the NOE 311-195-FN.

[Bazoo]

I got an exciting bullet entered this evening, an H&G 503. I'm super excited about that because it's the beginning of a study on the Keith 44 bullet that will chronicle the changes it's been through and all the clones that's been made.

[Firesubie]

I'm definitely interested in that bullet. I just got a MP clone of the H&G 503.

[Michael J. Spangler]

I got an exciting bullet entered this evening, an H&G 503. I'm super excited about that because it's the beginning of a study on the Keith 44 bullet that will chronicle the changes it's been through and all the clones that's been made.

What bullet is it pictured with in the last picture? The RCBS version?

[Bazoo]

I'm definitely interested in that bullet. I just got a MP clone of the H&G 503.

Sweet, How are you liking it so far? I've eyed them on occasion but haven't pulled the trigger yet. I believe I have one in my samples that's coming up. I have a big pile of boxes and mailers of samples on my desk I'm working on.

[Bazoo]

What bullet is it pictured with in the last picture? The RCBS version?

It's the RCBS 44-250-K. I have it listed in the caption.

[jdgabbard]

We've added a Taylor Knock-Out Factor Calculator for each bullet...

Just add the velocity you plan to load at and it calculates in real time.

That's cool. I'm not familiar with this formulation, but I can see where it might be practical in some aspects. Probably not a great determination of external ballistics though...

[SteveM54]

Holy smokes, nice job sir.
I've book marked your site & happy to pass it on to mu buds that don't even cast.

[Bazoo]

That's cool. I'm not familiar with this formulation, but I can see where it might be practical in some aspects. Probably not a great determination of external ballistics though...

It's mainly for dangerous game hunting cartridges but helps when trying to quantify stopping power between smaller cartridges too. That said, yeah, It's not useful to everyone, but I thought it was a neat little addition.

[DaleT]

Wow ! Great job , Love the calculator, much easier than the other one available .

[jeepyj]

Book marked for some great information.

[Bazoo]

Thanks Steve, Dale, and Jeepy.

Yeah, I really like the calculator myself.

[tinsnips]

Thank you very much. It is fun to look at your masterpiece.

[JimB..]

Well done!

[justindad]

If this thread becomes a sticky, more boolits will get added to the database over time.

[Bazoo]

Thanks all for the kind words.

I find myself looking at it too, and not just working on it.

[Firesubie]

Sweet, How are you liking it so far? I've eyed them on occasion but haven't pulled the trigger yet. I believe I have one in my samples that's coming up. I have a big pile of boxes and mailers of samples on my desk I'm working on.

I've only cast a hundred or so. Brass MP molds are a thing of beauty and his shipping is so fast, it's hard to believe it comes from Europe faster than I can get something from the next town over via USPS. If you don't have a sample, I'd be happy to send you a couple. I cast primarily from range scrap lead. I have some other MP molds I can send samples from as well. I will PM you with a list.

Thank you for such a great resource. I've been looking at all the great info you have provided.

[Green Frog]

If ever a thread deserved sticky statu, this is it! How about it, moderators?

[Bazoo]

Thank you for the nice message FireSubie.

Green Frog, that is about the greatest compliment you could give, thank you sir.