I Need Some Cast Bullets
- Thread starter Nick B
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flash60601
US Veteran
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned my favorite source - outside of my own garage, that is.
Precision Delta - Competition Ammunition
Good folks to deal with, good products. I really like their 115 FMJ 9mm. And their lead 158 SWC is quite accurate.
Flash
Precision Delta - Competition Ammunition
Good folks to deal with, good products. I really like their 115 FMJ 9mm. And their lead 158 SWC is quite accurate.
Flash
shil
Member
Black River Bullets makes nice Keith semi-wadcutters for a fair price.
don p
Member
I have been using these and have had no problems to date,
www.spacecoastbullets.com
using 38/357, 9mm, 40S&W, and 45 acp. The plus is they are a local company and super nice folks to deal with.
www.spacecoastbullets.com
using 38/357, 9mm, 40S&W, and 45 acp. The plus is they are a local company and super nice folks to deal with.
Another vote for Pennbullets. Robert Palermo is a great
American.
Joe
.38 Caliber Bullets Available From Penn Bullets
American.
Joe
.38 Caliber Bullets Available From Penn Bullets
pbcaster
Member
You might want to look here: mastercastbullets
BHN 14 .38 caliber 158 grain SWC bullets at $44.00 per 1000.
.45 caliber 230 grain RN BHN 14 bullets at $64.07 per 1000.
That is .com not .net.
BHN 14 .38 caliber 158 grain SWC bullets at $44.00 per 1000.
.45 caliber 230 grain RN BHN 14 bullets at $64.07 per 1000.
That is .com not .net.
flash60601
US Veteran
Just found this place this weekend.
<www.alphabravobullets.com>
A very nice guy to do business with, and casts both "hard" (Lyman#2) as well as "soft" bullets. A number of different sizes and styles, and will ship. Hedoes mostly shows in central and eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland and thereabouts.
Flash
<www.alphabravobullets.com>
A very nice guy to do business with, and casts both "hard" (Lyman#2) as well as "soft" bullets. A number of different sizes and styles, and will ship. Hedoes mostly shows in central and eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland and thereabouts.
Flash
LaserCast, Miester or Penn. But if you go with Penn be prepared to wait awhile. All make excellent bullets and each has some bullet types the others don't have. I use 9mm, 38/357, 10mm and 45 bullets from them. Penn has a 115 grain LSWC in 9mm while Miester has a 150 grain LSWC in 9mm. LaserCast makes outstanding 180 grain 45 LSWCs. Like others said Penn will custom size bullets too.
