Lee .452" 313 gr. G/C

[Ben]

My cousin has a Super Red Hawk, .454 Casull.
He loves g/c bullets like this.
Lee, 313 gr. .452" dia. gas check.
These drop from the mould at .454".
Something has to " give " when this one hits ! !
I cast him a few today.

Ben

Here , they have been rolled in Ben's Liquid Lube and are sitting on wax paper drying.

 

[Ian]

I plain-based one of those for my .45 Colts years ago and you're not kidding they hit hard!

 

[Ben]

Ian,

This mould is a 2 cav. mould.
I plain based one cav. and left one as a g/c.
It is a lot of mould for $21

Ben

 

[waco]

I have this one as well. PC with a GC and sized to .451" over 21.5gr H110 is a stout load in my 3 3/4" Bisley Blackhawk.

 

[Brad]

I have this one as well. PC with a GC and sized to .451" over 21.5gr H110 is a stout load in my 3 3/4" Bisley Blackhawk.

It was likewise intense in my 4 5/8” Blackhawk.

Shot a single deer with it. No need for those loads anymore, too tough on my hands and wrists.

 

[HHD WV]

Ian,

This mould is a 2 cav. mould.
I plain based one cav. and left one as a g/c.
It is a lot of mould for $21

Ben

I have that bullet in a 6 cavity mold. 24 grains of H110 in 45 colt brass in my RSR Toklat are amazingly accurate. A dozen rounds at a visit to the range are enough for me though. Then I go to a medium load of lighter bullets for general fun. Harles

 

[david s]

One of my Lee moulds is the 44 version of that bullet at 310 grains C430-310-RF. I like it enough to pick up the NOE clone after I pretty much ruined the Lee with Midsouth's mould release. My fault not Midsouth's.

 

[CWLONGSHOT]

These are stompers!! They wont chamber in my BH Bisley seated to crimp groove. But my Rossi gobbles them up!!

I bought it for use in my 450 Bushmaster but they also require deep seating. Not as big issue there cause taper crimping.

They shoot well for me.

CW