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I've been casting up a bunch of bullets, w/wheel weights, from this mold and will start testing loads as soon as the weather clears a bit. My plan, is Bullseye 3.8gr, 4.0gr, and 4.2 grns, set at 1.270" col and Unique 5.3gr, 5.5gr and 5.7gr same col. I have several load books and these seem to be on the low to med end of things. I'm looking for a easy shooting target load that will function a basic/milspec 1911 with standard recoil spring.
Any suggestions from you guys that have been using this bullet.
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Heart Of Texas
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Id load the 230s with 5 grains of bullseye and plink away. You are on the low low end.
I cast the 228 1R (also a lee bullet) and use the same load, except mine are seated a tad deeper than yours. Great performance from my 1911 5 grains of bullseye will push thiose 230s 850 fps from a 5 inch barrel.. So it will be a standard mil-surp replication and perfect for a mil-spec 1911
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Last edited by JLA; 03-08-2011 at 11:09 AM.. |
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Thanks JLA.
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