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Old 01-10-2017, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 4barrel View Post
As cheap as jacketed 223 bullets are why would would anyone try to shoot lead? The barrel dont like them. For a dime a pop you can shoot 55 grain fmj. Please explain what the purpose is. I can see 30-30 and 308. Lube is more than likely the cause.
Neither the original poster nor anyone else brought up cast lead bullets before you did but I'll answer your question anyway: finding good accurate home cast .22 rifle loads is about the most challenging reloading project a retired fellow can fill his time with. Like making your own bullet lube or gas checks the pennies you save are not as important as enjoying your hobby time. Another way to look at it is finding a relatively high velocity accurate cast .223 load is less expensive than buying an antique rifle that you have to modify brass for.
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