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Post by fishhawk2700 on Dec 10, 2016 10:26:54 GMT -7
Just looking for bullet options for my White .410 Tbolt. Tbolts are BH capable, so I would need a bullet with a tight fit. I . I do know that White Super Slugs in a .412 are really tight so I'm thinking maybe .411/.4105. If I can find the right round ball I'll try to slug the barrel. Thoughts/suggestions..... Thanks/ Fishhawk
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Post by Bullshop on Dec 10, 2016 18:36:49 GMT -7
I had one of the Whites .410 rifles some time back. Its been awhile so cant be sure but think I shot .410" diameter in mine.
I will have to check my sizers. I know I have .410" and .412" but not sure if I have anything in between.
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Post by fishhawk2700 on Dec 10, 2016 22:11:40 GMT -7
Bullet Man, let me know if you have any of the .410/.412's around that I could buy. I guess I'll have to see myself how hard the .412's load. If down the road I need something in between, I'll cross that bridge when I get there. I know you don't have any demand for this caliber, so if I need something smaller than.412, if its not super expensive I would spring for a sizing die for your sizer.
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Post by Bullshop on Dec 11, 2016 7:46:48 GMT -7
Actually since many of the newer replica cartridge guns use 408" to 412" diameter bullets it is not an uncommon caliber for us to supply bullets for. Something else you should consider is shooting paper patched bullets. With PP you can control the diameter with the thickness of paper you use. The target shooters of the day shooting ML rifles that competed against cartridge guns such as the Irish team against the American team at the Creedmoor matches used PP bullets in their ML rifles to very good effect.
Once you decide on a diameter that works for you you might invest in a Lee Precision push through loading press mounted bullet sizer. With that you could re size bullets from any source to fit your rifle as long as they start out larger than what you need.
We don't stock bullets but fill orders on a custom basis. At times I have ods and ends lying about from order over runs but eventually they go back to the pot unless they go to my personal stash for something that I shoot.
If you go to our site at bullshop.weebly.com and click the "more" icon at the top right of the page the caliber list will drop down and you can see what we have available in 40 cal. If you see something you like just give a holler.
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Post by fishhawk2700 on Dec 17, 2016 21:48:24 GMT -7
Just got back from hunting, and I've looked at the .40 cal choices. I'm clueless. The only bullets that have the wt I'm looking for are the Sharps bullets sized to.410 would they work? Any suggestions. |
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Post by Bullshop on Dec 17, 2016 22:31:58 GMT -7
In my White 40 cal rifle I was shooting bullets in the 400gn weight range and I believe was sizing them to .410" diameter.
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