List of 348 Winchester CAST bullet options

[98s1lightning]

I'm looking to get a collection of Cast Bullet options together for 348 win

So far I know of

Montana Bullet Works
Alaska Bullet Works

 

[troy fairweather]

Can't think of any others on top of my head, do you know of have casted bullets. I know my dad would swage down 358 bullets.

 

[98s1lightning]

I'm looking for 250's in cast, mostly to make it more affordable......and more convenient than jacketed, once I find one I like I can buy a larger qty of them.

 

[351 WINCHESTER]

Go on Gunbroker and type in 351 and scroll down & you will find .348 cast.

 

[troy fairweather]

http://www.westernbullet.com/lyman350457.html

 

[blue32]

http://www.westernbullet.com/lyman350457.html
https://maplewoodbullets.com/services/

 

[98s1lightning]

Go on Gunbroker and type in 351 and scroll down & you will find .348 cast.

I saw them. I went ahead and emailed him for some dimensions on the 255gr.

Thanks

 

[98s1lightning]

I see the H-4831 has a much higher load density than the H-4895 with similar velocities.

Something I am going to look into. I want to find out if pressures are similar, if so, I have always gone with the "fuller" case. Even though some say that has nothing to do with accuracy.

 

[Charlie98]

If you pull up Hodgdon's data for the .348, and populate most of the popular powders, you will notice that H4831 uses the most grains of powder, and is even compressed at max with just the 200grn JSP... while producing less velocity than any other powder, albeit at less pressure. Hot on it's heels is H4350, which while not compressed, is still a large charge... and produces the most velocity, even over Varget.

I still think H4895 is a better choice, particularly in the 20" barrel.

 

[98s1lightning]

https://bullshop.weebly.com/-34-caliber-cast-bullets.html

 

[98s1lightning]

No pics on his site......

Anyone got a picture of a 348 NEI and a 348 RAPINE???????