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tonyz · August 13, 2001, 08:26 AM

WESHOOT2: That is what I am trying now. yesterday I loaded up both types, crimped at the cannelure and crimped flush with the case.
Then headed to the range. With my Ruger Security Six, 6" Barrel I could not tell any differance. They were pretty darn accurate. Need to work with my powder load.
If I get a chance I will load some backwards and try them today.

Labgrade: This bullets were made by Hardcast Bullet Co. Out of Lancaster,Ca.
There is about .004-.005 of an inch of copper plateing. Also they are cast. Cost is $34.00 per 1000 for copper plated and $26.00 for lead cast.

Thanks All

TonyZ

Keep the advise comming!!

August 13, 2001, 08:26 AM	#10
tonyz Senior Member Join Date: January 29, 2000 Location: Wa Posts: 922	WESHOOT2: That is what I am trying now. yesterday I loaded up both types, crimped at the cannelure and crimped flush with the case. Then headed to the range. With my Ruger Security Six, 6" Barrel I could not tell any differance. They were pretty darn accurate. Need to work with my powder load. If I get a chance I will load some backwards and try them today. Labgrade: This bullets were made by Hardcast Bullet Co. Out of Lancaster,Ca. There is about .004-.005 of an inch of copper plateing. Also they are cast. Cost is $34.00 per 1000 for copper plated and $26.00 for lead cast. Thanks All TonyZ Keep the advise comming!!