I would like to inform you that we are gathering interest for group buy (GB) for mould to cast bullet 45-260-LBT, solid FP and Cramer HP http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=120119 .
This bullet should work very well in Ruger SA 45 Convertible (45 Colt and 45 ACP) when used in 45 ACP cylinder, loaded in Cowboy .45 Special http://www.cowboy45special.com/cowboy45brass.html . Noted case is basically 45 ACP with 45 Colt rim, so it could be loaded just like 45 AR, and crimped, of course.
As a matter of fact, this bullet was initially designed to be used in 45 AR (Auto Rim) because it takes bit less powder space than conventional 255/260-SWC-s and is better for fast reloading, especially if you want to load it in 45 ACP case and use clips. So, if you are shooting S&W M25 or M625 in this calibre, this bullet should be one of better ones for these revolves.
Naturally, it could be also used in 45 Colt, in particular in those revolvers with shorter cylinders like new small frame Ruger, Colt and it's clones, FA 97, etc.
Moulds will be made buy http://www.mp-molds.com/ .
If you are interested, please join us. Thanks, Onty.
This bullet should work very well in Ruger SA 45 Convertible (45 Colt and 45 ACP) when used in 45 ACP cylinder, loaded in Cowboy .45 Special http://www.cowboy45special.com/cowboy45brass.html . Noted case is basically 45 ACP with 45 Colt rim, so it could be loaded just like 45 AR, and crimped, of course.
As a matter of fact, this bullet was initially designed to be used in 45 AR (Auto Rim) because it takes bit less powder space than conventional 255/260-SWC-s and is better for fast reloading, especially if you want to load it in 45 ACP case and use clips. So, if you are shooting S&W M25 or M625 in this calibre, this bullet should be one of better ones for these revolves.
Naturally, it could be also used in 45 Colt, in particular in those revolvers with shorter cylinders like new small frame Ruger, Colt and it's clones, FA 97, etc.
Moulds will be made buy http://www.mp-molds.com/ .
If you are interested, please join us. Thanks, Onty.
