101 gr. .360" wadcutter

[Ben]

38 Special Brasss
3.8 grs. of Red Dot.
Bullet sized .357 with bottom ring only with lube.
Bullets were rolled in BLL and allowed to dry overnight.
My grandson shooting the Colt Detective Special at 7 yards.
I expected the bullet to shoot low, IT DID NOT SHOOT LOW !

I cast these in 1 hour :

 

[oscarflytyer]

Trevor's so good he was cheatin'/pullin' your leg! He was actually aiming at the top of the plate since he knew you thought it would strike low! LOL!

Seriously - incredible shooting out of a snub!

 

[Ben]

A lot of people think snubs are not accurate.
Not true, often it is the people trying to shoot them is where the accuracy problem is.

Ben

 

[Luis]

Manufacture of the mold?

 

[waco]

Manufacture of the mold?

Look like NOE.

 

[fiver]

the NOE Logo give it away?... LOL

 

[Ben]

Manufacture of the mold?

NOE

 

[Tomme boy]

I don't think I have ever shot a full wad cutter bullet. I have a Lee single cavity I might get out and try it. I found it cleaning up the molds area last week. I have no clue where it came from.

 

[Luis]

Was Red Dot the powder you had on hand, or did you know Red Dot was good with lightweight 38 WC bullets? Are you considering any other powders - I know; It's not broken so don't fix it.

 

[fiver]

it's just one of many choices.
bulls-eye, 700-X, and many others will duplicate the results with pretty much the same amount of powder.

 

[Thumbcocker]

A lot of people think snubs are not accurate.
Not true, often it is the people trying to shoot them is where the accuracy problem is.

Ben

Skeeter Skelton did a great piece defending snubbies. Good read if you can find it.

 

[Ben]

it's just one of many choices.
bulls-eye, 700-X, and many others will duplicate the results with pretty much the same amount of powder.

YES ! !