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FloridaVeteran · October 19, 2012, 01:50 AM

.45. If you use lead bullets, you can not only load the 200 gr. RNFP .452 dia. into .45LC cases for both lever and pump rifles and a good variety of revolvers, you can load the same bullet into .45ACP.

So, you can have three very different guns eating the same bullet, powder and primer, assuming you stick to large-pistol primer brass for the 1911.

Sure, these loads are not the most powerful, but you can always pack along some potent store-bought or handloaded versions for any serious situations.

October 19, 2012, 01:50 AM	#11
FloridaVeteran Senior Member Join Date: July 26, 2012 Location: Central Florida Posts: 399	.45. If you use lead bullets, you can not only load the 200 gr. RNFP .452 dia. into .45LC cases for both lever and pump rifles and a good variety of revolvers, you can load the same bullet into .45ACP. So, you can have three very different guns eating the same bullet, powder and primer, assuming you stick to large-pistol primer brass for the 1911. Sure, these loads are not the most powerful, but you can always pack along some potent store-bought or handloaded versions for any serious situations.