Accurate , 30 cal. Plain Base mold
I bought this mold about 5 years ago.
The 182 gr. plain base bullet ( Accurate 311180 E ) sizes out well at .311 ".So far this bullet has been a very accurate plain base bullet out of my many .30 cal. rifles.
The 182 gr. plain base , 30 cal. was shot recently out of a 30-06 Springfield 1903 Springfield with a pristine 2 groove barrel. The rifle had a 6X18X40 scope on it with an A/O.
Load was 8.5 grs. of Herco and the Accurate 182 gr. plain base, bullets were sized .311" . I fired this 5 shot group at 50 yards. ( That aiming square is 1.25 inches X 1.25 inches for size comparison )
I think if a shooter was contemplating buying a .30 cal. plain base mould, they might just make a nice choice in this one.
I think it is interesting that many cast bullet shooters warn " Don't buy a mould that has a lot of nose hanging out in the air, it won't shoot ."
I bought this mold about 5 years ago.
The 182 gr. plain base bullet ( Accurate 311180 E ) sizes out well at .311 ".So far this bullet has been a very accurate plain base bullet out of my many .30 cal. rifles.
The 182 gr. plain base , 30 cal. was shot recently out of a 30-06 Springfield 1903 Springfield with a pristine 2 groove barrel. The rifle had a 6X18X40 scope on it with an A/O.
Load was 8.5 grs. of Herco and the Accurate 182 gr. plain base, bullets were sized .311" . I fired this 5 shot group at 50 yards. ( That aiming square is 1.25 inches X 1.25 inches for size comparison )
I think if a shooter was contemplating buying a .30 cal. plain base mould, they might just make a nice choice in this one.
I think it is interesting that many cast bullet shooters warn " Don't buy a mould that has a lot of nose hanging out in the air, it won't shoot ."
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