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Hello all, some time ago I posted on here about buying a .348 Winchester Model 71 rifle. I now want to cook up some cheap plinking loads for practice and have run into kind of an issue.
Since Hornady has discontinued their FTX and Interlock .348 bullets recently, I am limited to the Barnes bullets which are probably good for hunting, but a little expensive for target shooting.

Now I have two options as I see them: I could either get my hands on a mold and cast my own, something I've never done before and would, as I see it, require some investment into molds, melting pot and lubing press.

Or I could swage down cheap .35 caliber bullets. I got that idea from Leverguns 50 on YouTube and it seems pretty interesting, although he hasn't posted a video of the process. I searched a little on the internet and came across this company Corbin which specialises in DIY bullet making and has a bullet reducing die for sale.

Does anybody have any experience with these dies or, for that matter, other methods of reducing bullet diamters?

In general Corbin makes quality stuff. Barnes bullets was stated on Corbin equipment.
Wait times can be long even in normal times but that's the cost of getting good products at a good price.....sometimes you have to wait.

I’ve been using Corbin for decades , outstanding tooling .

Just bought their cannelure tool for jacketed bullets ( .17 cal to .50 cal ). exceptional quality .