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rhuff · 01-05-2012, 05:06 PM

I am loading a 93gr LRN cast bullet .309 diameter from a Lyman mold. They are working well so far, and I am pleased. I purchase them from Western Bullet Co. in Montana. They are nice folks to deal with. He lists them as 30 Luger bullets.

I have no experience with the Lee molds/bullets, nor do I know the groove diameter of the Post War Mauser. I would slug that barrel before I loaded .311 bullets into the chamber....if they will even fit into the "new Luger chamber". My 30 Luger pistol is a 1921 Commerical Luger. I was loading the 86gr FMJ from Hornady and Sierra before I decided to try these LRN bullets. The cost is less with the lead, of course, and the performance appears to be good. Keep us informed.

01-05-2012, 05:06 PM	#2
rhuff Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Az. Posts: 2,315 Thanks: 2,748 Thanked 998 Times in 733 Posts	I am loading a 93gr LRN cast bullet .309 diameter from a Lyman mold. They are working well so far, and I am pleased. I purchase them from Western Bullet Co. in Montana. They are nice folks to deal with. He lists them as 30 Luger bullets. I have no experience with the Lee molds/bullets, nor do I know the groove diameter of the Post War Mauser. I would slug that barrel before I loaded .311 bullets into the chamber....if they will even fit into the "new Luger chamber". My 30 Luger pistol is a 1921 Commerical Luger. I was loading the 86gr FMJ from Hornady and Sierra before I decided to try these LRN bullets. The cost is less with the lead, of course, and the performance appears to be good. Keep us informed.