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TexasSeaRay · May 6, 2008, 11:00 PM

I ordered a Lee .358 105 gr SWC mold a little while back. It came in, I prepped it and then started making boolits.

Cute little things, and at only 105 grains, you can get a LOT out of just a little lead. Hell, just 8 pounds of lead will net you over 500 of these things.

Loaded some up for .38 Special, primarily for my wife's Taurus 85 and an occasional two or three cylinder-fulls in her Model 38 Airweight just so she can stay good with trigger pull and aimpoint. That's her carry gun.

No recoil, even in the Airweight, and outstanding accuracy. First target is out of the 4" 686, handheld at 50'

This target is out of her Airweight, handheld at 20'

These are gonna be FUN!

Jeff

May 6, 2008, 11:00 PM	#1
TexasSeaRay Senior Member Join Date: November 19, 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 810	A GREAT little boolit that is CHEAP to shoot! I ordered a Lee .358 105 gr SWC mold a little while back. It came in, I prepped it and then started making boolits. Cute little things, and at only 105 grains, you can get a LOT out of just a little lead. Hell, just 8 pounds of lead will net you over 500 of these things. Loaded some up for .38 Special, primarily for my wife's Taurus 85 and an occasional two or three cylinder-fulls in her Model 38 Airweight just so she can stay good with trigger pull and aimpoint. That's her carry gun. No recoil, even in the Airweight, and outstanding accuracy. First target is out of the 4" 686, handheld at 50' This target is out of her Airweight, handheld at 20' These are gonna be FUN! Jeff __________________ If every single gun owner belonged to the NRA as well as their respective state rifle/gun association, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in today. So to those of you who are members of neither, thanks for nothing.