New large caliber handgun bullet, especially 45 Colt.

[Hairy Chest]

  These bullets have not sold well, and probably because I've never shown a photo, as they are very neat looking and accurate.

This post, started by Veral, in Feb'2010, then 2 years later the above post was typed. Yes, as with a lot of things I've learned from Veral on cast bullets, I AGREE.
But, I won't know about the accuracy in my firearms until I actually see, how neat looking, they really are.
To the masses, if you can figure out how to turn on a computer, log on to this site, and let us know of your experiences, you certainly CAN post a picture. This post is 3 years old, surly by now someone, (fortunate enough to have an example) has gotten it figured out.
Crash87

So you can tell if a bullet shoots by looking at it?  You're good.  I wish I had that kind of vision. I have no doubt it is a great bullet because the guy that makes the mold can look at a design and tell you it will shoot.  That is also what you get when you buy an LBT mold.  You get design experience. 

[thumper113]

If anyone can take a picture with a cell phone, PM me and I'll send you my number and you can text them to me and I'll post them.

Rob

[crash87]

  These bullets have not sold well, and probably because I've never shown a photo, as they are very neat looking and accurate.

This post, started by Veral, in Feb'2010, then 2 years later the above post was typed. Yes, as with a lot of things I've learned from Veral on cast bullets, I AGREE.
But, I won't know about the accuracy in my firearms until I actually see, how neat looking, they really are.
To the masses, if you can figure out how to turn on a computer, log on to this site, and let us know of your experiences, you certainly CAN post a picture. This post is 3 years old, surly by now someone, (fortunate enough to have an example) has gotten it figured out.
Crash87

So you can tell if a bullet shoots by looking at it?  You're good.  I wish I had that kind of vision. I have no doubt it is a great bullet because the guy that makes the mold can look at a design and tell you it will shoot.  That is also what you get when you buy an LBT mold.  You get design experience.

NO I CANT, AND, IT WAS NEVER MEANT THAT WAY!!!!!!! BY THE WAY, LOOKING AT MY RELOADING BENCH WHERE MY 20 OR SO LBT BULLET MOLDS RESIDE, ITHINK I KNOW AND RESPECT WHAT VERAL CAN DO AND HAS TO OFFER. HE HAS DONE ALOT FOR ME, BEYOND "JUST" SELLING ME A MOLD. READ THE QUOTE AGAIN AND TRY, JUST A LITTLE HARDER, TO COMPREHEND IT, BEFORE BULLYING A POSTER. GOOD DAY
Crash87

[Hairy Chest]

  These bullets have not sold well, and probably because I've never shown a photo, as they are very neat looking and accurate.

This post, started by Veral, in Feb'2010, then 2 years later the above post was typed. Yes, as with a lot of things I've learned from Veral on cast bullets, I AGREE.
But, I won't know about the accuracy in my firearms until I actually see, how neat looking, they really are.
To the masses, if you can figure out how to turn on a computer, log on to this site, and let us know of your experiences, you certainly CAN post a picture. This post is 3 years old, surly by now someone, (fortunate enough to have an example) has gotten it figured out.
Crash87

I re-read it. 

I won't know about the accuracy in my firearms until I actually see, how neat looking, they really are.

My comment stands.      

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[45-70.gov]

still no picture


mail  me one  i will post the pic!!!!

[crash87]

  These bullets have not sold well, and probably because I've never shown a photo, as they are very neat looking and accurate.

This post, started by Veral, in Feb'2010, then 2 years later the above post was typed. Yes, as with a lot of things I've learned from Veral on cast bullets, I AGREE.
But, I won't know about the accuracy in my firearms until I actually see, how neat looking, they really are.
To the masses, if you can figure out how to turn on a computer, log on to this site, and let us know of your experiences, you certainly CAN post a picture. This post is 3 years old, surly by now someone, (fortunate enough to have an example) has gotten it figured out.
Crash87

"So you can tell if a bullet shoots by looking at it?  You're good.  I wish I had that kind of vision. I have no doubt it is a great bullet because the guy that makes the mold can look at a design and tell you it will shoot.  That is also what you get when you buy an LBT mold.  You get design experience."



I see I'm not the only one who would like to see a pic. May generate some more interest.
CRASH87

[45-70.gov]

veral....i am stll at the same address you sebt the last 4 molds to


mail me one i will post a pic......i want to see one  too


[as if you can improve on your  WFN]

[Veral]

  You say I'm good because I can look at a bullet design and know whether it will shoot.  I rather like the compliment but seeing the ingredients for accuracy is quite simple with the critical points in good cast bullet design being mainly in three points.   1. Lube to bearing ratio over the bullets bearing length.   2  Bearing length and it's ability to carry the nose, or ogive.  and 3. Ogive form, which gives the bullet flight form.

  But just the visable form doesn't determine accuracy alone.  The bullet MUST fit the particular gun well enough that it is delivered into the rifled portion of the bore with absolute precision. 

  Pretty easy to see an accurate bullet, with the above criteria, and 33 years of moldmaking experiance, fitting bullets to every kind of gun one can imagine from 8 bore down to 22.i