Who casts .357 bullets?

[roverboy]

I was wondering who casts .357-.358 diameter bullets? I'm looking for cast bullets of about 180 gr. with a wide flat nose.

[Jonnin]

http://www.missourib...ry=10&keywords=

its not super flat, sorta but not a swc or anything

You could probably poke them in backwards with no real problems though. Ive done that on several rounds and it seems to make em into wadcutters more or less.

Edited September 27, 2012 by Jonnin

[gun sane]

Give BSL Bullet Works a try. Free shipping on all orders. He has a 185 grain flat point sized to .358.

http://www.bslbullet.com/

Edited September 27, 2012 by gun sane

[RED333]

dlm37015

David 615-497-4205

Give David a call

[JAB]

A day or two ago I was looking for .38/.357 bullets and came across the website for the company that makes the 180 grain bullets Buffalo Bore uses in their 180 grain .357 load. Dangit, though, I have looked at so many different bullet company websites in the last few days that I can't remember which company it was and can't seem to find it, now.

Anyhow, if someone knows what company it is, the 180 grain hardcast bullets that B.B. uses are available to the reloading public.

[Clod Stomper]

Beartooth Bullets casts LBT designed bullets. LBT was the name that popped into my head when you said wide flat nose.

I've never ordered from them nor cast LBT bullets, though I did lust after their molds back when I was casting regularly.

http://beartoothbullets.com/bulletselect/index.htm