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PRD1 · 01-04-2018, 07:52 PM

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience. I did have cast bullets in mind as one of the justifications for re-barreling.
And, I actually do swage bullets - lead picket bullets for my .38 C. Foehl Philadelphia muzzleloading schuetzen rifle. But no jacketed bullets (at least, not so far).
I also cast bullets, of types and calibers I cannot buy.
But, time being a precious commodity (moreso to the retired and basically lazy), I do not make any type of bullet I can buy ready-made.
And, in this case, I've already called 'dibs' on all of GT's remaining supply of Swiss bullets, which, with the Lapuas I already have, should suffice for all my future shooting of the .30 Luger...

PRD1 - mhb - MIke

01-04-2018, 07:52 PM	#13
PRD1 User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: S.E. AZ Posts: 69 Thanks: 18 Thanked 32 Times in 8 Posts	rhuff and John S.: Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience. I did have cast bullets in mind as one of the justifications for re-barreling. And, I actually do swage bullets - lead picket bullets for my .38 C. Foehl Philadelphia muzzleloading schuetzen rifle. But no jacketed bullets (at least, not so far). I also cast bullets, of types and calibers I cannot buy. But, time being a precious commodity (moreso to the retired and basically lazy), I do not make any type of bullet I can buy ready-made. And, in this case, I've already called 'dibs' on all of GT's remaining supply of Swiss bullets, which, with the Lapuas I already have, should suffice for all my future shooting of the .30 Luger... PRD1 - mhb - MIke