Thanks, Wade. You're a solid buyer.

Sold it.

SOLD.

Here's a lightly used Lone Wolf barrel for Glock 20 and 40. I ran a couple of dozen rounds through it in the 40, but didn't get a chance to chronograph them to measure velocity gain.
$95 shipped.

In my experience -- two 1911s in .45 ACP --Tisas has it dialed in.

Wonder how that Lehigh slug would work on wild pig.

Woke up to a balmy 19 this morning, and now it has soared to 20 degrees under sullen west central Texas skies. Freezing rain on tap for two or three more days.

I'm a long-time caster, too, but never in very great volume. I am always in awe of the guys who cast coffee cans full of bullets at a time. I might to 50 0r 60, ocasionally 100. Over the years I have used a lot of Lee molds with complete satisfaction, a few from RCBS and Lyman, but my favorites come from Tom at Accurate Molds. Also have had good luck with the big Buffalo Arms molds for black powder rifles.

John, let us know how you like that bullet. I bought the Lee two-cavity 175-grain tumble lube version and will be trying it out real soon. These also will be the first bullets that I attempt to powder coat.

I just got an email from them and they are selling these for $24.95 per 100, with $15 flat-rate shipping.
At that price, I decided I had to try a couple of boxes.

Good to hear the positive results. I plan to run a 507C in green on the Glock Model 40.

Just curious about reliability and accuracy.

They are supposed to go live in 2023. Wish they could speed it up!

Just poking around for one of these that doesn't require taking out a second mortgage.

Sold pending exchange of funds.