I know the 45 270-SAA bullet

by Jared, Monday, March 25, 2013, 11:31 (4206 days ago) @ Dave B

I have the Miha version of that bullet and really like the way it shoots. I haven't tried it at longer than 100 yards or so.

My normal casting procedure is to check the bases after cutting the sprue plat but before opening the mold. Rounded bases get tossed in with the sprues. I look at them after dropping from the mold, and then again while sizing. I don't weigh my handguns bullets but will for rifles. I bottom pour up to 300 gr or so, and ladle pour for heavier.

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Reject Day - Dave B, 2013-03-24, 17:05
- If your rejects are that bad - and you have a high % of same - John K., 2013-03-24, 19:44
  - Next time, they are all melted - Dave B, 2013-03-24, 19:59
    - A hot mould is a happy mould! - Glen, 2013-03-24, 20:28
      - Yes sir indeed - Dave B, 2013-03-24, 20:39
  - If your rejects are that bad - and you have a high % of same - Jared, 2013-03-24, 22:14
    - I know the 45 270-SAA bullet - Dave B, 2013-03-24, 22:34
      - I know the 45 270-SAA bullet - Jared, 2013-03-25, 11:31
        
        I have both - Dave B, 2013-03-25, 14:02
        
        I have both - Jared, 2013-03-25, 14:30
        
        My 359640 - Dave B, 2013-03-25, 15:16
      - If you have an interest, try casting a batch of at least 100 - John K., 2013-03-25, 14:32
        
        I will give this a try. - Dave B, 2013-03-25, 16:07
        
        I will give this a try. - John K., 2013-03-25, 17:35
        
        I will give this a try. - Tom Richardson, 2013-03-25, 20:31
    - Strange bullet flight - Jeremy, 2013-03-25, 08:28
      - Strange bullet flight - Jared, 2013-03-25, 11:24

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I know the 45 270-SAA bullet