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200 gr H&G
Any member know where I can locate a cast bullet like the H&G 200 gr SWC (sized .452"). Due to health issues, I no longer cast my own and have sold all my casting equipment. Thanks
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01-11-2015, 02:47 PM
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Take a look here, they have cast and plated, might be something you can use.
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Look at missouri bullets IDP #1.
That's the closest to the old H&G 68 I find after a quick search.
Haven't tried them since I still cast my own.
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01-11-2015, 09:44 PM
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mastercastbullets.com uses actual H&G molds. Get the "soft" alloy.
Zero makes a GREAT swaged lead H&G #68 style 200 gn SWC.
Precision Bullets makes a swaged/coated 200 gn SWC much like the H&G #68.
All three are extremely accurate and more than good enough for Bullseye competition.
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01-11-2015, 10:17 PM
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Tedog, I cast that bullet from an eight cavity H&G mould. PM me if interested...
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01-12-2015, 11:36 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tedog
Any member know where I can locate a cast bullet like the H&G 200 gr SWC (sized .452"). Due to health issues, I no longer cast my own and have sold all my casting equipment. Thanks
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The best H&G is right here: Oregon Trail Bullet Company * Search Results * 45 swc
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Try the Bayou 200 swc...
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You might try Missouri Bullets or SNS casting.
I have used both, and was happy with their product and service.
I've also used the SNS casting coated bullets and liked them.
Last edited by old&slow; 01-12-2015 at 04:11 PM.
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+ 1 on the Zero swaged . I've shot their 200gr SWC for years in Bullseye Matches . 3.8grs of Bullseye or 3.6grs of VVN-310 is one heck of a 50yd load . Zero & Magnus both offer a 185gr SWCHP that shoot as good as the old Star bullets . Try 3.9grs Bullseye with them . If you load hotter you definately want cast not swaged . I use 4.2grs Bullseye w/ 200gr cast H&G 68 @ 50yds & 3.5grs @ 25yds .
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Thanks to all for your replies. I will try some of your suggestions.
Tedog
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