I agree with Snyd. That bullet looks just like a "regular" 250-255 grain RNFP that you can get from a lot of places. I have gone through a ton of those from Lasercast in my revolvers and levers. And the Lasercast are pretty hard. I had always thought that they would work like a premium Cast bullet, but never gave it serious consideration because they were bulk, and not marketed like a LBT or Kieth style.
I am currently working on a fast 45acp load to supplement my Rowlands, and yesterday confirmed with my new Ed Brown barrel that I can get a 250 class bullet doing 1000 fps from my new barrel (accurate)in 45 Super brass. At 1050, I got minimal case head expansion, and the primers look a little rough, so I am gonna stop at 1000.
So I am in the market for a 250 grain lead bullet and was going to try and work with a Kieth of some sort, but I may need to order up more of the Lasercast and revisit. I guess I need to do some media testing with them. It is easy to find lots of reports of hunting success with the more exotic Kieth and LBT (magma) styles, not a lot of info on this old standard, the rnfp, as most folks like them for bulk type shooting. They definately feed well in levers, and I had no issues feeding my Rowland years ago when I tried this shape.
Interesting,
Craig
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