Missouri Bullets

[TinStarFirearms]

I have been using them for about two years. I use the .32H&R, the .38 full wadcutters, .357magnums, .380round nose and the .44 200grain. I push them around 1000fps and have not had a leading problem.

Andrew

 

[WESHOOT2]

For generalized "just shooting" I recommend the superb choices from www.PennBullets.com

Yes I do.

 

[gunhaus]

You could try www.hgfirearms.com. Pretty good pricing and they'll do about any BHN you want.

 

[mraywi]

I really enjoy shooting Missouri Bullets. No leading,prices are great and Brad is a great guy!

 

[bigboredad]

do you mean you got leading or just that your accuracy totally sucked? If it was leading was it just past the barrel the whole length or at the end? if it was just past the throat that usually means the bullet is too small or to soft my guess would be too small but that is just a guess. Have you measured the bullets and slugged your barrel and throats? if not that would be a good next step again jmo. keep us informed as this will help others learn as well and good luck.

 

[bigboredad]

you might want to try 10gr of unique or universal that load is a great performer in a lot of guns and for decades.

 

[tookalisten]

Missouri Bullets - Elmer Keith .44, 0.430 diameter, 240 gr SWC
20.2 gr 2400 - chrono avg at 1256 fps
SBH Hunter, sandbag rest, 50 yds, 2x scope

 

[Rclark]

You might want to try again. The other day I was convinced after I had reamed my .45 ACP cylinder that the groups had 'opened' up. Went out again a couple days ago with the same load and we were back to 'good' groups. Last Night I let another man shoot it and he laid them right next to each other.... I guess what I am saying is I have good days ... and bad days :) .

If using CCI primers, make sure you use CCI-350s. 4227 needs the magnum primer.

chrono avg at 1256 fps

That is not a medium/light load :; and you was cheating with a scope :) . Good shooting though.

 

[Hammerdown77]

All impacts could use 1 inch movement left, but my SBH has run out of left adjustment. It is bottomed out left. That's weird. Just have to hold a tad left.

Your barrel is probably rotated so that the front sight is slightly counterclockwise of top dead center. Check it out using the flat top strap of the frame as your reference.

If you send it to Ruger, they'll fix that for you.