Hey Dan,
Just wanted to let you know that I killed my biggest bull elk ever this year in Colorado using your 460 gr NEX bullets. They shoot great from my Green Mountain 1-28” Renegade barrels. Shot my bull at 200 yds using the Lyman 57SML peep sight.
Thanx ,
Joe Lawler
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Dan, I tried the LBT 200 gr .309 in my 300 Wby today at 100 yds. 7 groups averaged 1.23 with a spread of 1 -1.5~~~ inches. And another group was .54 inches!
Dan, I'm not sure the jacketed loads I have are going to do that well. Deep seating the cast bullets to close the bolt on the cartridge does not appear to affect accuracy. Just thought I'd give you some feed back, as I'm not sure how much info you receive from your customers. I am very happy with the results from the bullet you recommended. Thanks!😁 N.R.A.
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this is your recipe,,2.9 gr aa2,,,,with your bullets,,,50 yd,,,this old german gun will never be fed anything else in my lifetime pat
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Hello Bull Shop,
I had ordered the 1.4” long 450 gr Gibbs paper patch (1:20 alloy I believe) bullet last fall. I weigh every bullet and your weights are as consistent as swaged bullets I have purchased. I appreciate that.
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My finicky SKS has turned the corner thanks to your bullets & load suggestions. I’m down to the last 38 bullets so would like to get more. The bullets came sized .3125” & the closest NOE expander I could get was .3120”. But there was enough neck tension to hold the bullets firm until I could apply the Lee factory(collet) crimp.
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Thank you for the 460’s .502 bullets. Dad was able to take his first elk with a muzzleloader with your bullet. A pass through at 102 yards. 460s with .54 wool wad, 70 grains of Old Eyensford, Rws 11 cap.
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Received the balance of my 50-70 Govt ammo this week. You folks do exceptional work! I am grateful to find such honest people doing good work.
I’m 62, my grandson is 10 this year. He will soon inherit a Springfield trapdoor Second Allin Conversion that belonged to his great and great-great grandfathers. We were able to shot the rifle for the first time in at least 70 years because we found your cartridges. Thank you for helping me connect him with his forefathers with this historic rifle.
With great respect and admiration,
__________________________________________________________________________________________Hi Dan, Well it was cool enough to take a few shots with the chronograph, just shy of 90 degrees. I tried your suggested load and sample bullets you sent. I loaded 3 rounds of the Paul Jones bullet (545 grain) over 21 grains of 2400. Speeds were 1292, 1292, and 1291. Now that is consistent!! Best I have ever got. My target showed a nice clover leaf about .75" at 98 yards! Wow!! What a great combination.
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Daniel the Lyman 257420 bullets you sent me recently were a winner in my Marlin 25-20 1894 CL, So send me another 100.
100 of the 25 Caliber ~ Lyman ~ 257420 ~ 70 grains ~ FN ~ GC
Please size them to .259* and use your Lotak Lube for smokeless.
I have a check in the mail for $36.25.
FYI I am using 9.5 gr of 2400 for 2093 FPS. It shot a 3 shot 3/4” 75 yd group with a Williams peep sight and a fiber optics front sight. Absolutely no leading and very clean shooting.
Thanks,
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Dan, Tina
Thanks for your reply. Have the check made out note enclosed for 1 lb Nasa ( the finest BPC lube available)
Thanks
Don McDowell
Just wanted to let you know that I killed my biggest bull elk ever this year in Colorado using your 460 gr NEX bullets. They shoot great from my Green Mountain 1-28” Renegade barrels. Shot my bull at 200 yds using the Lyman 57SML peep sight.
Thanx ,
Joe Lawler
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Dan, I tried the LBT 200 gr .309 in my 300 Wby today at 100 yds. 7 groups averaged 1.23 with a spread of 1 -1.5~~~ inches. And another group was .54 inches!
Dan, I'm not sure the jacketed loads I have are going to do that well. Deep seating the cast bullets to close the bolt on the cartridge does not appear to affect accuracy. Just thought I'd give you some feed back, as I'm not sure how much info you receive from your customers. I am very happy with the results from the bullet you recommended. Thanks!😁 N.R.A.
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this is your recipe,,2.9 gr aa2,,,,with your bullets,,,50 yd,,,this old german gun will never be fed anything else in my lifetime pat
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Hello Bull Shop,
I had ordered the 1.4” long 450 gr Gibbs paper patch (1:20 alloy I believe) bullet last fall. I weigh every bullet and your weights are as consistent as swaged bullets I have purchased. I appreciate that.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
My finicky SKS has turned the corner thanks to your bullets & load suggestions. I’m down to the last 38 bullets so would like to get more. The bullets came sized .3125” & the closest NOE expander I could get was .3120”. But there was enough neck tension to hold the bullets firm until I could apply the Lee factory(collet) crimp.
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Thank you for the 460’s .502 bullets. Dad was able to take his first elk with a muzzleloader with your bullet. A pass through at 102 yards. 460s with .54 wool wad, 70 grains of Old Eyensford, Rws 11 cap.
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Received the balance of my 50-70 Govt ammo this week. You folks do exceptional work! I am grateful to find such honest people doing good work.
I’m 62, my grandson is 10 this year. He will soon inherit a Springfield trapdoor Second Allin Conversion that belonged to his great and great-great grandfathers. We were able to shot the rifle for the first time in at least 70 years because we found your cartridges. Thank you for helping me connect him with his forefathers with this historic rifle.
With great respect and admiration,
__________________________________________________________________________________________Hi Dan, Well it was cool enough to take a few shots with the chronograph, just shy of 90 degrees. I tried your suggested load and sample bullets you sent. I loaded 3 rounds of the Paul Jones bullet (545 grain) over 21 grains of 2400. Speeds were 1292, 1292, and 1291. Now that is consistent!! Best I have ever got. My target showed a nice clover leaf about .75" at 98 yards! Wow!! What a great combination.
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Daniel the Lyman 257420 bullets you sent me recently were a winner in my Marlin 25-20 1894 CL, So send me another 100.
100 of the 25 Caliber ~ Lyman ~ 257420 ~ 70 grains ~ FN ~ GC
Please size them to .259* and use your Lotak Lube for smokeless.
I have a check in the mail for $36.25.
FYI I am using 9.5 gr of 2400 for 2093 FPS. It shot a 3 shot 3/4” 75 yd group with a Williams peep sight and a fiber optics front sight. Absolutely no leading and very clean shooting.
Thanks,
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Dan, Tina
Thanks for your reply. Have the check made out note enclosed for 1 lb Nasa ( the finest BPC lube available)
Thanks
Don McDowell
Hi Daniel, wanted to share what your 35 Rem, 200gr, FPGC, bullets do in my 1967 336RC Marlin. My son hadn’t pulled a trigger in almost 2 yrs & shot this group off a bench at 50 yd using a block of wood & his shoulder for support. Factory front sight & Marble peep rear. 28gr IMR 3031 seems to work for this carbine. Contrary to what some Tyros write in the gun magazines, this Micro Groove Marlin loves cast bullets….at least yours & w/o any leading. Oh, this was a 5 shot group.
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I received my package of 200 bullets and 200 33 WCF brass. Thank you for making such quality products. I just wanted to let you know how highly I think of your craftsmanship. Thank you.
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Hi Daniel, wanted to share what your 35 Rem, 200gr, FPGC, bullets do in my 1967 336RC Marlin. My son hadn’t pulled a trigger in almost 2 yrs & shot this group off a bench at 50 yd using a block of wood & his shoulder for support. Factory front sight & Marble peep rear. 28gr IMR 3031 seems to work for this carbine. Contrary to what some Tyros write in the gun magazines, this Micro Groove Marlin loves cast bullets….at least yours & w/o any leading. Oh, this was a 5 shot group.
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I received my package of 200 bullets and 200 33 WCF brass. Thank you for making such quality products. I just wanted to let you know how highly I think of your craftsmanship. Thank you.
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Hi Dan,
I tried the 38-40 bullets gas check you made for my 1873 Winchester in the Marlin 1881 40-60, they worked great!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Thank you again for making such fine quality cast bullets. You have perfected this art! I've been reloading for over 30 years, and your bullets are the most consistent I have ever used!
I tried the 38-40 bullets gas check you made for my 1873 Winchester in the Marlin 1881 40-60, they worked great!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Thank you again for making such fine quality cast bullets. You have perfected this art! I've been reloading for over 30 years, and your bullets are the most consistent I have ever used!