Wanted .44 and 6.5 bullets

[bluejay75]

Even Rimrock!!! The exact same cast bullet used in Buffalo Bores loadings are considerably more reasonable than your neighbor sometimes. Here is a 185 grain 44 HP that would be perfecdt for self defense. Roughly 120 for 1000. In stock.

.44 185 gr. SWC-HP FB (BHN 12) This is a custom bullet that Buffalo Bore Co. uses. 6 Boxes fit in a USPS flat rate box

.44 185 gr. SWC-HP FB per 300

In-Stock .44 185 gr. SWC-HP FB (sized .430) OAL 0.593, Meplat 0.310, Nose to crimp groove 0.311, with a Hollow Point you can drive a truck into!

rimrockbullets.com

 

[bluejay75]

Even the TOP SHELF of a company like Rimrock is only 20.00 per 100 and they are in stock.

TSH .44 180 gr. TC per 200

In-Stock TSH .44 180 gr. TC (sized .430) OAL 0.548, Meplat 0.272, Nose to crimp groove 0.298

rimrockbullets.com

 

[skipglo]

Hello,
I am interested in your Bullets. You have not stated the price. I should know this, and have seen it often on this site. PM is a term used here, and I simply don't what it means.

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[bluejay75]

Sir,

This is what youre getting from me for 85.00 Shipped. You made it to your late 70s for a reason. We all pray to get there one day. If anyone else attempts to take advantage of you Im going to report them to Len myself. One gentlemen will get reported anyway. This is my way of balancing things back out for you.

Set of Carbide dies Factory Crimp Die and a Collett crimp die. If you ever need any assistance navigating the site or ANYTHING. Dont hesitate. Reach out to me.

JB

 

[ButterBean]

Sir,

This is what youre getting from me for 85.00 Shipped. You made it to your late 70s for a reason. We all pray to get there one day. If anyone else attempts to take advantage of you Im going to report them to Len myself. One gentlemen will get reported anyway. This is my way of balancing things back out for you.

Set of Carbide dies Factory Crimp Die and a Collett crimp die. If you ever need any assistance navigating the site or ANYTHING. Dont hesitate. Reach out to me.

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My Hat is off to you Sir

 

[skipglo]

My Hat is off to you Sir

And mine as well......but quick Bean put er back on....don't want ya catching cold now! Especially in those Swimming trunks you got on!

 

[Alibiiv]

Even the TOP SHELF of a company like Rimrock is only 20.00 per 100 and they are in stock.

TSH .44 180 gr. TC per 200

In-Stock TSH .44 180 gr. TC (sized .430) OAL 0.548, Meplat 0.272, Nose to crimp groove 0.298

rimrockbullets.com

I buy from Rimrock all of the time. Something that I found is there are different prices for the same bullets, just the Brinnel is different. They are a great company to do business with. If you call, and......yes an actual person will answer the phone, tell the guy (cannot remember his name) what you are planning to do with his cast bullets and he will tell you which bullets to purchase for your specific application. From what I can determine there are two price ranges of bullets depending on the application. I am shooting their 10mm hardcast bullets in my Glock 20 without any issues whatsoever.

 

[wildcat westerner]

Hello Julian,
I amazed. Your package came today already. The bullets are obviously as good as can be gotten.

My God! all these dies (4) and please realize I have never loaded a cast bullet in a straight walled case in my life !
I will be busy tomorrow, but after that pick a time and we can get into a long phone session since there obviously is a lot to learn about cast bullet specs, loading, what to expect etc. I may have over 50 sets of dies, but they are all for bottle necked cartridges.
Oh, I did find your address, so will be sending you a check today.
Thanks again,
Gene

 

[wildcat westerner]

Hello to Everyone who contributed to reducing my ignorance about cast bullets, loading, etc. for straightwalled cases. Thanks so much for all your input, and I appreciated all of it. I look forward to learning about this facet of reloading, after getting into this activity in 1963. Roaming the Rockies with my model 29, 4 inch revolver with loads to be developed this Spring-Summer is a very appealing aspect I look forward to.
Thanks so much,
Wildcat Westerner