Federal goes CAST!!!

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Federal goes CAST!!!

Post by Old Ironsights »

Ok, so they still load it too slow, but still:

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Post by Cast Bullet Hunter »

Federal has been loading these for several years. The first ammunition was loaded with commercial bullets from Cast Performance, an LBT design.
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Cast Bullet Hunter wrote:Federal has been loading these for several years. The first ammunition was loaded with commercial bullets from Cast Performance, an LBT design.
Why haven't I seen them on the Federal Site before? I'm there fairly frequently... :?: :?
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Post by SmokeEater2 »

Cool, It's nice to see any new load for the .41 Mag.
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Post by TedH »

Yes, they have been out for a few years. I mostly saw them advertised in the gun rags and have seen them on Midways website. I imagine they are not a real big seller.
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Post by C. Cash »

Very nice. I have used Federals 200 gr. LSWCHP's in 44 Special for years, with great results in my SBH. I guess they are swaged and not cast. Nice to see these offerings. Still wish for a factory low-mid velocity 44 mag. utilizing a true Keith style 250 gr. bullet(the Mt. Baldy version would do).
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Federal...what can you say...only that they are terrific! Keep it up...the levergun, sixgun revolution continues to spread worldwide.

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Post by Hobie »

I never see them in the stores. :(
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Post by J Miller »

I've never seen them either. I have read about them though. As usual they don't have anything for my caliber :x

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Post by Gihon »

I've got the 24" model and like it pretty well. For jacketed bullets, it seems to have a preference for Hornady XTP's. For lead bullets it shoots Lyman 358156 gas check bullets pretty well. You have to be careful of your cartridge oal on heavier bullets such as a Keith style lead or the Remington 180 grain SJHP as they will not feed properly.

My 24" Win. Legacy is not as sensitive to cartridge length and has had no problems with any bullet that I have loaded for it. They are both equally fine rifles.
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Post by Gihon »

I've got the 24" model and like it pretty well. For jacketed bullets, it seems to have a preference for Hornady XTP's. For lead bullets it shoots Lyman 358156 gas check bullets pretty well. You have to be careful of your cartridge oal on heavier bullets such as a Keith style lead or the Remington 180 grain SJHP as they will not feed properly.

My 24" Win. Legacy is not as sensitive to cartridge length and has had no problems with any bullet that I have loaded for it. They are both equally fine rifles.

SORRY, THIS WAS MEANT AS A REPLY TO A DIFFERENT POST. :oops:
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