300 blackout cast projectiles

[marcus6176]

I guess the planets were in a prefect alignment, where I had the day off, the weather was prefect, and my ex had my son for the day; so I sat down and did some casting for 300 blackout supers and subs. I used NOE molds and powder coat them afterwards and gas check the ones that need them, sized them to .309 and now I am ready to load them up. The reason why I started casting is because for a while it was a royal pain to find the bullets I wanted to shoot blackout and plus the price was getting up there. The reason why I posting this is because, if work out as a decent plinking projectile and save a lot of money to be able to enjoy shooting my 300 without dropping an arm and leg on bullets. Once I test these out few times and see if it is worth it, then if anybody that casts wants to try these bullets before buying there own, just let me know

[marcus6176]

Lead and the one in the middle has a copper gas check to help improve accuracy

[mapper]

I'm interested in them and seeing what you come up with, especially on the super side..

[Triad]

They look cool for first time out Marcus - should be a huge savings.

What kind of mold are you using out of curiosity?

[marcus6176]

They look cool for first time out Marcus - should be a huge savings.

What kind of mold are you using out of curiosity?

Thank you sir. A NOE Mold

[Rumbler]

Is that like a YEAS mold only different?

[Capt. mike]

How many grains are those?

[marcus6176]

198gr and 150gr

[JMW4570]

What is your alloy mix?

[marcus6176]

90% 8% 2%
im going to try a pure lead cast and try that next. From what I have read, people that powder coat there cast can shoot just pure lead and they are working just fine.