300 blackout cast projectiles

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

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...pssk4iezrj.jpg

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

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

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

What kind of mold are you using out of curiosity?

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Originally Posted by Triad

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

What kind of mold are you using out of curiosity?

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Thank you sir. A NOE Mold

Is that like a YEAS mold only different? :p

How many grains are those?

198gr and 150gr

What is your alloy mix?

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.