PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
Check out a local bulletcaster, looks like nice products and the price is right.
www.midatlanticbullets.com
www.midatlanticbullets.com
Hard Cast bullets-Frederick, MD
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mbz300sdl
Gone living free now!!!
It's located in the house next door to were my grandparents lived from 1985-2000. How cool is that.
BTW looks like we have a fellow Ruger fan maybe???
BTW looks like we have a fellow Ruger fan maybe???
Mt Airy
Ultimate Member
i will check them out .Thanks
rpker
Ultimate Member
I might have to check this place out...Thanks for the tip
PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
Dudes, that is cool. Not sure if he was already known to the forum. Now that Im gonna be loading 9mm, his prices are great and I love that he is local. Gonna invite him to join MDS. I wanna be a Ruger Fan too.........love em.
GunnerGunz
Sunken Treasure
Very great find, I just e-mailed them to see if pick up was available. Love to see local businesses like this one.
TripleChris
Active Member
I see the offer both .451 and .452 cal bullets, very very cool.
PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
Thats so crazy, glad i found it. Im trying to settle an order right now with Penn Bullets up at Indianola, PA. If that gets cleared up, I will be ordering from this guy for sure. Ordered bullets 6 mos ago, never got em. Unreal........never had this issue before. Shawn
ThePirate
Active Member
How about that. The guy is located in Frederick MD
pop-gunner
Ultimate Member
- May 8, 2008
- 2,272
I'd love to send money his way if he's offer a 240gr sized at .432
Sonofagun
Active Member
Will gun ranges have problems w/ anyone firing these bullets? From his website here is the composition of the bullets.
Alloy composition is Brinnell Hardness of 16-18
92% lead
2% Tin
6% Antimony
Alloy composition is Brinnell Hardness of 16-18
92% lead
2% Tin
6% Antimony
pop-gunner
Ultimate Member
- May 8, 2008
- 2,272
I doubt many ranges would have a problem with this.
That 2/6 formula has been used for years. You may find a couple indoor ranges that have an issue due to their being lead and not jacketed but not many. Most of the cast bullets on the market use this composition. I think must of the bullseye and all of the cowboy action shooters are using lead bullets.
That 2/6 formula has been used for years. You may find a couple indoor ranges that have an issue due to their being lead and not jacketed but not many. Most of the cast bullets on the market use this composition. I think must of the bullseye and all of the cowboy action shooters are using lead bullets.
4MDGunRights
Gun Totin' Member
Montana Bullet Works would be able to deliver a 240gr boolit sized to .432.
pop-gunner
Ultimate Member
- May 8, 2008
- 2,272
Heard of this gent a little bit ago. Finally got around to ordering 1000 45 auto projos to try out. I prefer local dealings when possible. Still haven't burned through all my 45 from my last supplier (who shall remain nameless to protect the guilty), so I haven't loaded any yet....We will see how they work.
Glad to see someone here discovered Bob too.
Glad to see someone here discovered Bob too.
