250gr REAL bullets
11-14-2011, 01:32 PM
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250gr REAL bullets
Got my single cavity 250gr REAL mold in the mail today and so i fired up the stove, cut some chunks of lead off the pipe and started casting once the lead and mold were up the temperature.
Beautiful little bullets! They cast smooth and clean.
Took the CVA Hawken .50 out about 15 minutes ago with 70gr Pyrodex RS, lubed wad and the new bullets i casted and perfectly center and a good little group. My 3rd shot opened up the overall group but its no biggy, my 50yrd range table tends to rock back and forth and so i never judge my 50 yard groups on that thing. Perfectly 1.5" high and should only need a few clicks up once i work my way out to 100 yards the next time out.
Hahaha, its nice casting bullets and then being dead on right off the bat. Makes things easier on you. These are some short little bullets thats for certain, Perfect for deer.
Beautiful little bullets! They cast smooth and clean.
Took the CVA Hawken .50 out about 15 minutes ago with 70gr Pyrodex RS, lubed wad and the new bullets i casted and perfectly center and a good little group. My 3rd shot opened up the overall group but its no biggy, my 50yrd range table tends to rock back and forth and so i never judge my 50 yard groups on that thing. Perfectly 1.5" high and should only need a few clicks up once i work my way out to 100 yards the next time out.
Hahaha, its nice casting bullets and then being dead on right off the bat. Makes things easier on you. These are some short little bullets thats for certain, Perfect for deer.
11-14-2011, 01:57 PM
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11-14-2011, 03:43 PM
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Good luck with the REAL's. I never could get them to shoot very well in many of my rifles. Especially the lighter ones. However I know several people who have had good luck with them. Just not me. I have always had more luck with the heavy for caliber conicals. Maybe I am biased IMO towards the heavies, and that is why I shoot them better?? I honestly don't know??
I have got a few of the REAL molds I need to sell since I don't use them. Tom.
I have got a few of the REAL molds I need to sell since I don't use them. Tom.
11-14-2011, 04:38 PM
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the 320 REALs are amazing in the Hawken and Mountain Stalker. I just wanted a lighter bullet for deer hunting. Could be used for elk as well but i'd have to harden the head up a bit more.
11-14-2011, 05:27 PM
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11-14-2011, 06:49 PM
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jon, just add a little tin to it. should not take much. i could send ya an ingot or two of wheel weight or range lead.
my silver eagle likes the 250gr lee reals, after the last time I took it out with anything over that I had an scope go south on me.
my silver eagle likes the 250gr lee reals, after the last time I took it out with anything over that I had an scope go south on me.