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Looking for a cast bullet for the above, any recommendations? A Keith style bullet is preferrable.
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Call Harles Dawson [Dawson Custom Cast] at 304-207-1896. He's in Mullins & casts a very nice 230 grain Keith pictured below. ![[Linked Image]](http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h244/Creekerpics/Loading%20Room%20101/Bullets/41-230-K/aaa014.jpg)
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That's a great looking bullet. That's very similar to the Lyman 410459 but 10 grains heavier. I don't know if BRP is still in business but they used to make a really nice 260 grain Keith style SWC. I haven't been able to find anything on BRP recently.
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I assume, since this is a casting sub-forum, you're talking about casting your own, not buying commercial cast. In that case, I used the 210 grain RCBS mold with complete satisfaction. Load 'em with 21 plus or minus a half grain charge of Win 296. Kinda stupidly simple.
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I assume, since this is a casting sub-forum, you're talking about casting your own, not buying commercial cast. In that case, I used the 210 grain RCBS mold with complete satisfaction. Load 'em with 21 plus or minus a half grain charge of Win 296. Kinda stupidly simple.
Tom If that is what he's looking for the mould is an NEI 411-220-PB, bullet number #221.
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accurate molds has a variety to choose from.
I have one of his molds and it was pretty well built, good bullets.
I don't know where you would find a set but mp-molds is a guy in slovenia that makes excellent stuff. And you can get pins with the molds to make a number of different kinds, pentad, hp, solid, etc.
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NOE has a 412429 224 grain thats a peach (I use it) and another 412 Keith.
The 412429 is basically a scaled down 429421 bullet Elmer designed for Lyman.
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NOE makes quality moulds too
Whatever you are willing to put up with, is exactly what you will have.
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