Connecticut Preparedness

[Socom]

Does anyone know the best place to buy in bulk, Hard Cast Bulletts for pistol ?

[CTSixshot]

Don't know about Bull-x, but they are mentioned in the following link:
http://www.reloadammo.com/relbul3.htm

It seems as though Precision Delta has good reviews/prices:
http://www.precisiondeltasales.com/

Have you ever considered lead-free? Check out SinterFire's line of lead-free frangibles, too:
http://sinterfire.com/components.html

[Mike-Sid]

I have been buying from Presion Delta. They seem to have the best prices for bullets. Their prices include delivery. They are a good company to deal with also. If the item is out of stock, they just ship it when they have it in stock, no BS.

[CTSixshot]

Socom:

In a pinch we could brew up our own, but I am not even implying that I will do any great volumes of casting. There's no way I can compete with the commercial vendors.

I must tell you upfront that I don't get super-technical regarding bh and such. I use a mix of bullet scrap, wheel-weights and linotype and don't know what I'm producing exactly. When the mix flows well and fills the mold properly I make what I can.They've always worked well in my pistols and rifles.

Currently, I have the following pistol bullet molds available:
.45 ACP: Saeco 68(200SWCBB), Lee 452-230-TC, Hensley&Gibbs #130 http://hgmould.gunloads.com/molds/130_6.jpg
.44 cal.: Lyman 429421AN, Ideal 429422 hollow base, LBT 300g, Lee C430-310-RF
.38 cal.: Ideal 358429 (an Elmer K-style SWC), Ideal 358495, Ideal 358431 (hollow base SWC), RCBS .357-180-SIL, NEI 148358 (a PB TC-style), Lyman 358665 (158gr CAB). The latter two bullet styles chamber very smoothly for quick reloads.

Ahhh...there is a 204gr RNGC bullet, too: Lyman 358315. It's really for .35 rifle, but I've loaded it long in .357 Magnum (good in Rugers up to 1.66", mine anyways).

The colored items are available through my brother in VT.