90 gr. LRN 30 Cal Load / Powder

Sieger · 11-15-2010, 03:00 AM

Hi:

Same answer as to your other post. SR 4756 should work perfectly. Start at 5.0 grains and work up 1/10 of a grain at a time until you get perfect function and excellent accuracy.

Again, round nose bullets should have a final OAL of 1.173 inches.

With lead, I've shot bullets with a diameter as large as .312 without problems. What is the diameter of your lead bullets?

Sieger

ptrickamp222 · 11-16-2010, 01:32 AM

The only hard lead cast that I could find is .309+ from .3093 to .3095. Got the last 1000 bullets......bought from this supplier before for 45 and 9mm. Quality product at a great price. I bought what I could find and also bought a 100 of the .309 Hornady XTP to try also. Bought SR4756 and Unique to try to see which one I like the best. If SR4756 the Unique can go in the 45 auto and maybe 9mm I will have to check my manuals. But I figuered at around .065 cents per bullet if it leads alittle so what. I will clean more often. Just worried about the accuaracy. Wish I could have found .310 to .3105 for lead cast. But you take what you can get. No one mentioned any place for lead cast so I used my old suppliers and found the last of these

Sieger · 11-16-2010, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ptrickamp222

The only hard lead cast that I could find is .309+ from .3093 to .3095. Got the last 1000 bullets......bought from this supplier before for 45 and 9mm. Quality product at a great price. I bought what I could find and also bought a 100 of the .309 Hornady XTP to try also. Bought SR4756 and Unique to try to see which one I like the best. If SR4756 the Unique can go in the 45 auto and maybe 9mm I will have to check my manuals. But I figuered at around .065 cents per bullet if it leads alittle so what. I will clean more often. Just worried about the accuaracy. Wish I could have found .310 to .3105 for lead cast. But you take what you can get. No one mentioned any place for lead cast so I used my old suppliers and found the last of these

Hi:

Believe me, if you find the right combination, your Luger will shoot accurately!!!

Sieger

11-16-2010, 01:32 AM	#2
ptrickamp222 User Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 60 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	30 cal luger loads The only hard lead cast that I could find is .309+ from .3093 to .3095. Got the last 1000 bullets......bought from this supplier before for 45 and 9mm. Quality product at a great price. I bought what I could find and also bought a 100 of the .309 Hornady XTP to try also. Bought SR4756 and Unique to try to see which one I like the best. If SR4756 the Unique can go in the 45 auto and maybe 9mm I will have to check my manuals. But I figuered at around .065 cents per bullet if it leads alittle so what. I will clean more often. Just worried about the accuaracy. Wish I could have found .310 to .3105 for lead cast. But you take what you can get. No one mentioned any place for lead cast so I used my old suppliers and found the last of these

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11-15-2010, 03:00 AM	#1
Sieger User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: New York, NY Posts: 1,579 Thanks: 2,154 Thanked 402 Times in 251 Posts	Hi: Same answer as to your other post. SR 4756 should work perfectly. Start at 5.0 grains and work up 1/10 of a grain at a time until you get perfect function and excellent accuracy. Again, round nose bullets should have a final OAL of 1.173 inches. With lead, I've shot bullets with a diameter as large as .312 without problems. What is the diameter of your lead bullets? Sieger