The money is in my pocket and I am planing on getting my third LBT mold. I am quit happy with the 225g WFN for my 45acp and the 280g WFN seems to do the job in the 44mag but I wonder about which to get for the 45LC (5 1/2" Ruger Blackhawk). Cylinder throats run .4525" to .453" and the barrel runs .4515" or so, with a hint of tightness under the frame threads.
Most, 90% of the loads, will be loaded to 900+- fps for plinking, but I want the option to load it up for hunting, say up to 1150-1200fps, if that is reasonable.
I have been thinking .453" 300g LFN PB but don't know what you mean on (or which I should pick) your mold selection site about nose length of .4" or .45". I imagine the .45" nose has more lead (WW) out of the case then does the .4" nose which could make a difference in chamber pressure. Will both work in the Ruger Blackhawk? Is one nose length more accurate then the other? If I want to bust rocks at 200 yards is the LFN a better choice the the WFN. Thanks for any advice you can give. I still remember talking to you on the phone (yes I was one of the one's who used up some of you time that way, but I got good advice) in the old days. This method is not as good for us, but is probably a lot better for you.
Grendel
Grendel