I am using a Accurate mold @.456 and 300 grns. Lyman#2 alloy O.A.L is 1.61 and works flawlessly.Win/Miroku 92 and W.W. brass.I bought a couple thousand pieces that were factory primed and have the rib for the bullet for cheap.

Buffalo is about perfect.

Owen Wister wrote the "Virginian" here in Buffalo WY at the Occidental Hotel, reading the book the vision of this part of Wyoming is very real.The best man's love story ever written in my opinion.

Here's the recipe,
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthr ... -Red-today

Go to Cast Bullets.com and get the recipe for "Ben's Red" worth your effort and you will very happy with it's performance.

16 Little Red Noses, blues on the banjo, captures every thing a blues song should have.He is indeed a rare talent. I remember he had T.V. show for awhile in the 70's.

400-500 yards and if you have to drill and tap I would only consider a MVA i.e. Montana Vintage Arms and would also consider replacing the front sight with one their globes.You can get the vernier with limited windage adjustment and would be better for those distances than the Marbles,Their soule si...

Accurate Mold 300 gr G/C @.456 and 24 grs. of IMR 4227, Winchester factory primed brass (I bought 1500 piece from defunct gun shop) Lyman #2 alloy.1200 fps. in my Win/Miroku 1892.