Where can I find a 429215?

[coondogger]

I'd like to try a recipe for 44 magnum for my rifle. It calls for a #429215 cast lead bullet propelled by 9 grains of Titegroup. But I'm having trouble finding a supply of 429215 bullets. Titegroup is also scarce but still obtainable. Anyone know of a source for these specific lead cast bullets?

 

[AJC1]

I'd like to try a recipe for 44 magnum for my rifle. It calls for a #429215 cast lead bullet propelled by 9 grains of Titegroup. But I'm having trouble finding a supply of 429215 bullets. Titegroup is also scarce but still obtainable. Anyone know of a source for these specific lead cast bullets?

44 Mag, Lyman 429215, 225gr, SWC-GC - Montana Bullet Works

Pistol bullets are sold in quantities of 100 & 500/box

www.montanabulletworks.com

 

[coondogger]

44 Mag, Lyman 429215, 225gr, SWC-GC - Montana Bullet Works

Pistol bullets are sold in quantities of 100 & 500/box

www.montanabulletworks.com

Thanks. I'll give them a call this afternoon.

 

[Jim Watson]

Montana Bullet Works bullets are good quality, I usually shot them in my .40-65 BPCR.

Matt has them, too.
https://www.mattsbullets.com/230-Grain-Semi-Wadcutter-Gas-Check-430_p_173.html

Bullshop, too.

~ 44 Caliber Cast Bullets ~

c 44 Caliber ~ Lyman ~ 429-348D ~ 180 grains ~ WC 44 Caliber ~ NEI ~ .427 ~ 190 grains ~ FN ~ PB 44...

bullshop.weebly.com

Titegroup seems fast and hot for a Magnum carbine, though.