Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt
I finally threw a mic on these bullets today... froghair over 0.450" is all they read. I don't cast, bought them from a commercial caster.
Given the EAA's generous throats, they were practically rattling out the cylinder and into the bore however they landed.
I was shooting horrible groups offhand with it, so I fired a rested group at 25 yards. If you told me any bullet shot this bad from a passably accurate revolver, I'd have laughed at you.
I also grabbed a handful of 45 Colts loaded with MO Bullet's 225 grain 'Flathead' over 7.1 grains of HP38. These bullets mic'ed .453 and shot up to the revolver's potential, despite the round I tossed right.
These bullets were simply duds. I've only had two bad batches in 40 years of reloading, so I count myself lucky.
Complete thread:
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt -
Sarge,
2015-10-22, 19:28
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt -
uncowboy,
2015-10-23, 09:50
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt -
Sarge,
2015-10-23, 20:09
- There you go, problem is under size bullets - Cherokee, 2015-10-23, 22:01
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt - Slow Hand, 2015-10-24, 06:09
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt -
Sarge,
2015-10-23, 20:09
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt - Sarge, 2015-10-24, 06:59
- In all fairness to the bullet & maker... - Sarge, 2015-10-25, 11:55
- Quirks of Lymans 452664 for the 45 colt -
uncowboy,
2015-10-23, 09:50