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I didn't know Lee made a heeled .44 bullet. What is the mold number?These have a heel and load easy.
I didn't know Lee made a heeled .44 bullet. What is the mold number?These have a heel and load easy.
450-200-1RI didn't know Lee made a heeled .44 bullet. What is the mold number?
I have that mold. It is not a heeled bullet. You'll find these a bit trickier to load in a revolver chamber than an actual heeled bullet. With a heeled bullet, the heel slides into the chamber, making the bullet tend to drive straight home when pressed into place.
They’re designed specifically for cap n ball revolvers. Maybe they had a bad run? They wouldn’t sell many if they didn’t work.I have that mold. It is not a heeled bullet. You'll find these a bit trickier to load in a revolver chamber than an actual heeled bullet. With a heeled bullet, the heel slides into the chamber, making the bullet tend to drive straight home when pressed into place.
Lee and some of the traditional conicals like Eras Gone I believe.Does someone make a heeled bullet for a .36 Navy?
I assumed they were made for cartridges.They’re designed specifically for cap n ball revolvers. Maybe they had a bad run? They wouldn’t sell many if they didn’t work.
I much prefer to create my own designs as there’s nothing else like them. But I do find the Ruger 220 grn RN interesting and might get it to use with the RB ram.
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