How-to information on many aspects of using and creating cast bullets for use in a black powder cart
Softcover
Photographs
Finding the right cast bullet to perform in your black powder cartridge rifle can be a pursuit of disappointment or reward. Matthews puts into perspective the tools and techniques used to make your cast bullet shooting a success.
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Things You Should Know About Cast Bullets 2 Should You Use a Paper Patched Bullet? 3 Is Heavier Better? 4 The Lyman 457125 with Shades of Indians and Black Powder Smoke 5 The Lyman Schmittzer Bullets 6 What's wrong with the Old Postel Bullet? 7 The RCBS Black Powder Silhouette Bullets 8 The Redding-SAECO Black Powder Cartridge Bullets 9 The NEI .458-560-PB, A New Concept for the Black Powder Cart. Rifle 10 Selecting the Bullet Mould 11 How to Dress Your Bullet Mould 12 Should You Use a Hard Alloy Bullet? 13 How to use the Greenhill Formula with Cast Bullets? 14 How to Find the Minute-of-Angle Bullet