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steamroller · September 18, 2009, 01:07 PM

Not long ago I ordered some .452 cast 225 grain lead round nose flat points from lazerblazer out of PA to load in 45 Colt and I weighed 10 to see how uniform they were. Not one weighed 225gr., in fact the lightest was 230gr and 2 weighed 230, 2 at 232, 1 at 233, 2 at 235, 2 at 236, and 2 at 238 and rough cast so I had to chuck them in my Dremel collet and spin with 0000 steel wool to smooth out the surface. Not what I figure will be accurate. Anybody else have problems like this?
I have used Missouri Bullet and Trueline for cast before with no problems.

September 18, 2009, 01:07 PM	#1
steamroller Member Join Date: January 20, 2009 Location: South Carolina Posts: 18	45 Colt bullets Not long ago I ordered some .452 cast 225 grain lead round nose flat points from lazerblazer out of PA to load in 45 Colt and I weighed 10 to see how uniform they were. Not one weighed 225gr., in fact the lightest was 230gr and 2 weighed 230, 2 at 232, 1 at 233, 2 at 235, 2 at 236, and 2 at 238 and rough cast so I had to chuck them in my Dremel collet and spin with 0000 steel wool to smooth out the surface. Not what I figure will be accurate. Anybody else have problems like this? I have used Missouri Bullet and Trueline for cast before with no problems.