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Ignatz · March 5, 2006, 04:45 PM

2.7-3.0 of bullseye is a great starting block for the HBWC. And every thing else above is good too. I found the Remmington bulk 148gr. HBWC accurate but messy to handle. I've been using Speer's HBWC's in 32 and 38 with no complaints. If you try cast bullets like a BBWC, there fine too and even cleaner to handle. I use a swaged lead bullet because there suposed to more accurate, but I'll never notice the difference between Speer HBWC and a quality cast bullet.

March 5, 2006, 04:45 PM	#12
Ignatz Member Join Date: April 3, 2005 Posts: 72	2.7-3.0 of bullseye is a great starting block for the HBWC. And every thing else above is good too. I found the Remmington bulk 148gr. HBWC accurate but messy to handle. I've been using Speer's HBWC's in 32 and 38 with no complaints. If you try cast bullets like a BBWC, there fine too and even cleaner to handle. I use a swaged lead bullet because there suposed to more accurate, but I'll never notice the difference between Speer HBWC and a quality cast bullet.