mold for casting .251 bulllets?
Are there any non custom molds made for casting bullets that can be sized to .251? I’m looking for something flat nose from 40-70 grain.
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Lee,
Most of the barrels I have slugged, had a .251 choke, but the other 23 inches was .255. That is why you don’t get stellar accuracy.
When I first started this cast bullet quest, I was told to get a .251 mold, it was a flop.
A pellet does not work very well, but if you pull a 22 lr bullet, smash it down in a vice or just hammer it until it is over .258 diameter so that it shaves lead when you tap it in the breech, then drive it in your barrel halfway from the breech end, then turn the barrel around and drive it back out the breech, that will give you your groove diameter.
I just sent Randy at RLAirguns a bag of 257420 bullets sized to .258 so he can have a reamer made to cut a lead for the 257420 in his TJ barrels he is making up for condors.
For those who are not on Doug’s lengthy waiting line, Randy’s TJ barrel and his extreme valve coupled with a heavy spring and hammer should get you between 950 and 1000 FPS with the 257420.
Knowing Randy as I do, I am sure he will have a complete cast bullet package out there in a few months.