Anyone have experience with hard cast bullets?


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HARD!!CAST!! 150GRAIN 308 RIFLE BULLETS/WGASCHECK

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Anyone have any experience with this type of bullet from a modern rifle? I am always looking for a cheap way to shoot and this may be as cheap or cheaper than military surplus. Not sure if they are worth it though...any comments?

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Re: Anyone have experience with hard cast bullets?

OK great! My dad uses Cast bullets in his 9mm pistol for plinking but had never seen them for high powered rifle.

I will stick with the standard bullets like AJ sugests...after you figure shipping they are cheaper cause i can buy them in town...unless I can buy 1000 or more at a time then online is cheaper...but I don't have that kind of money all at once...

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