Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
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Lightfoot
Wobbley
Al W.
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Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
Hi folks,
I have been shooting some 125 gr lead RNFP in my K38
I know they are not a bullseye projectile but wonder if anyone knows of other sources besides Acme.
Nothing against Acme , just looking for choices.
I'm not a cowboy action shooter, just like that light load with 2.8gr BE in this one gun.
A soft shooting load and for some reason very accurate in my old K38.
Thanks !
I have been shooting some 125 gr lead RNFP in my K38
I know they are not a bullseye projectile but wonder if anyone knows of other sources besides Acme.
Nothing against Acme , just looking for choices.
I'm not a cowboy action shooter, just like that light load with 2.8gr BE in this one gun.
A soft shooting load and for some reason very accurate in my old K38.
Thanks !
Al W.- Posts : 77
Join date : 2019-04-09
Re: Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
http://www.brazosprecision.com/9mm-125gr-Round-NoseBevel-BaseNo-Groove-approx-835ct-005bullet_p_73.html
They list .358 as a sizing diameter.
They list .358 as a sizing diameter.
Wobbley- Admin
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Join date : 2015-02-12
Re: Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
I'd try the 125 RN with lube groove. We've had lot's of reports of great accuracy in 9mm. We can size them to .358. Also we have a 38-125-TC which does have a cannelure. It can be sized up to .359" if needed. Either should perform better than ACME due to our alloy. It just works better at lower pressures.Al W. wrote:Hi folks,
I have been shooting some 125 gr lead RNFP in my K38
I know they are not a bullseye projectile but wonder if anyone knows of other sources besides Acme.
Nothing against Acme , just looking for choices.
I'm not a cowboy action shooter, just like that light load with 2.8gr BE in this one gun.
A soft shooting load and for some reason very accurate in my old K38.
Thanks !
Lightfoot- Posts : 230
Join date : 2016-08-07
Location : Aggieland TX
Re: Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
Not 125’s but I have had good luck with 130 gr rnfp Bullets from Bulletworks in Breckinridge, Texas. They are very popular with the cowboy action guys but work well in any 38 special.
Kp321- Posts : 237
Join date : 2019-06-17
Re: Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
Interesting.Lightfoot wrote: Either should perform better than ACME due to our alloy. It just works better at lower pressures.
I have your 9mm 124RN and .45 185LSWC here to try, and just ordered some .40 180 gr this morning.
I tried some .38 Spec 148NWC but couldn't make them do anything.
I've been using Acme coated for years, but figured I'd try yours since you have a presence here.
Now I'm curious to see the results!
Thanks!
DA/SA- Posts : 1506
Join date : 2017-10-09
Age : 68
Location : Southeast Florida
Re: Source for 124 gr LRN or LRNFP for 38sp.
https://www.bearcreeksupplybullets.com/bulletselection
BEAR CREEK HAS THE 125GR RNFP.
BEAR CREEK HAS THE 125GR RNFP.
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