MOLD AND ACCE FOR 10MM DELTA ELITE

[steve1234]

HI
 I'm not very good at typing so i'll apoligize now.  I am going to buy one of your molds for a 10mm delta elite.  the older blued model made about 91 or so.
i would like to also purchase the things needed to lap the barrel and the led plugs to send you to get the proper size for the mold.
I'm thinking a 180 gr bullet in some configuration. We can work out the type later.
i got the gun when a bear came near our back yard while the kids were outside playing.  BY the time i got my 44 super blackhawk loaded the bear could have died of old age
so i wanted to get something that was quicker to bring into action. btw the 44 cal mold i bought off you 10 or 12 yrs ago works like a champ on deer.
I may want to purchase the equipment to use gas checks but i'm not sure. about how much does it cost.
How wide do you think we can go on the front of the bullet and still feed 100% with an auto loader thats the most important thing.
the mold will be using wheel weights and get dropped in a cold buckt of water from the mold. would that be ok for an auto.
hope you dont get a headache trying to read this. trying to get my point across while typing just doesnt come natural to me. maybe with more practice.

thank you for your time.
steve k

[Veral]

  You have chosen a powerful auto which will do very well for bear protection if you use a good cast bullet!
  About your problem in getting the revolver loaded.  I've always considered empty guns worthless, and have kept at least a couple fully loaded around the house, even when my kids were little.    I carefully taught them that they were dangerous and that they were NEVER to touch them unless I was there, but that they could shoot any of them any time they wanted to if they asked.  When my son tried the 12 guage at about 8 years old, all curosity was satisfied with one shot, but he liked the smaller guns.  He's 50+ now and the safest person with a gun that I've ever been around.   I might add that I was never stupid enough to leave the kids alone in the house, when they were small, with the loaded guns in reach.

  I have made many WFN bullets for 10MM autos and have yet to get a complaint about feeding.  A 180 gr is a good choice for weight, as is 200 grain, and the heavier might be best if you want to forgo the use of gas checks, as it will really perfrom well in plain base at the velocities possible, if you use LBT bullet lube.
  You can lap with bullets from the mold you purchase.

  Hit my website              LBTMoulds.com          to find the push through slugs, lap, etc that you need.

Email me from there with any questions I haven't answered above.