.45 lrn boolits.

[KevinJ]

Hello All
My LGS (in Bloomington) has been out of .45 230 LRN for about a month now and does not know when he will be getting any in. I am down to about 50 boolits left. (Yeah, I hear you, 'Whatchya want to go and run out for?')

So, online I go.
A couple places have interested me and would like opinions of forum members about them.

Welcome To Penn Bullets INC.
have 1000 .45 230g for $90.00 with shipping at $13.45

Missouri Bullet Company
has 1000 .45 230g rn for $84.00 shipping is $13.00

Have any of you seen any difference between the two companies other than a small difference in price?

 

[hammer24]

I've had great dealings with these guys. They're out of PA, and ship next day.
http://www.mastercast.net/ftp.mastercast.net/IMPORTANT_NOTICE.html

 

[CalebToNowhere]

Home

I love these...

Don't know anything about the two companies you mentioned.

 

[DocIndy]

Indiana Bullet Company in New Whiteland. They are on here.... do a quick search. Andrew at Profire is carrying their lead bullets and they are really nice.

 

[Seancass]

Bite the Bullet, near seymour.
Bite the Bullet

Site supporter. Great staff, have been very helpful for me!

 

[Bosshoss]

SNS casting. Great bullets and price. They also give back to our sport by supporting our matches, here in In. And other states.

 

[Aszerigan]

I have 1000ct 45cal 230gn LRN bullets in stock. I can ship them out tomorrow and have them to you by Friday. $96 shipped.

BNH = 18, sized to .452.

 

[Josh Ward]

I have 1000ct 45cal 230gn LRN bullets in stock. I can ship them out tomorrow and have them to you by Friday. $96 shipped.

BNH = 18, sized to .452.

And there you go !

+1 for Andrew at Profire. Proceed with confidence KevinJ

 

[Skip]

I just go to my garage and start cranking these out when I get low! Stupid me!

Although, I'd much rather cast and shoot these:

You ought to see how well they shoot out of my Thomspson!

I don't buy boolits anymore and my lead is 99% free. Now, I do buy ones that are coated with another material. Just because I haven't launched out into the "swaging" arena YET!

 

[Slapstick]

I've used Missouri Bullets in .380, 9 mm.38/,357 and .45. Been happy with them. They don't lead with the loads I use but they do smoke a lot from the lube they use. Shipping is fast if they have them in stock but if they don't they still charge your Credit card while you wait but always have shipped them out before the date they said when ordering. Overall I'm happy with them, accurate and they don't lead.

I just got in some 9mm and .45 from Indiana Bullet Co. I haven't had a chance to shoot any of them yet, (just got them Thursday) Using my very scientific and and accurate hardness testing method, (small screw driver scratching on the base) they seem to be about the same hardness at the MO. bullets. It did take almost 2 weeks to get them from date of ordering but I expected that for 2 reasons, 1) they use Pay Pal which isn't the fastest payment processor and 2) What I'll call the INGO effect, (I'm sure they got a lot of orders after XDlover posted their info in the reloading section). I hope they prove to be just as good as the MO. bullets I've been using since I'd like to support an Indiana Co.

If you need them right away order from Andrew at Profire.

 

[senork]

Here is a source right here in Indiana that I have used in the past satisfactorily. Prices seem to be competitive.

BK Bullet Casting
2293 Paw Paw Pike
Peru, IN 46973
765 473 7081

 

[KevinJ]

Well I made the trip up to Indy to Profire and well, didn't see a Dodge anywhere about but did see Andrew. Also saw, the supplier - Indiana Bullet Company - sorry, can't recall the name. Got home and while I have yet to load any up, they sure looked a lot better than the ones I have been getting. Thanks for all the responses.

 

[Skip]

1 1/2 hours in the garage and I didn't have to drive anywhere! These will be available as long as the neighbor have cars and don't like their tires bouncing all over!

Seriously, I had them lubed and sized in about another 35-40 minutes with my Star luber/sizer and there were well over a 1lb coffee can of them when done.

I love to cast as much as I like to reload or shoot! SERIOUSLY!