any info for loading 155 grain 40 sw lead bullet?
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No, it contains data for 150gr and 175gr while lymans 49th edition reloading manual has info for 150gr jacketed and 155gr jacketed so if you had both you could compare their data between jacketed and lead and come up with a reasonable estimation of what to load.
2085491
Sorry. Hubby says it goes up to 150 grain only, nothing for 155 grain cast bullet.
2085492
Nope - closest info is the 155gr. jacketed sliver tip or the 150gr. lead swc
2131746
WWW.pyramydair.com , $6.95 like I said before . I use A 22 long rifle round nose bullet , to load my mags it will round out , out of shape contails and snap them into place ! I use Superdome pellets made by Dynamit Nobel , Germany . I am shooting 1" group or less at 25yrds ! I also suggest you get the pyramdair catalogs , as they have good articles & airgun care !
1467105
Yes, the manual bunches 95gr and 100gr together. There are other instances where bullets of similar wt. are given the same load data. This gives you a place to start to fine tune. You may find that there is not a big difference between the performance of the 100 and 95 grain bullets. I own several reloading manuals, and several editions of some of those over the years (Sierra; Speer; Lyman; Lee; Hornady; Hodgdon etc.) and I like the Nosler better than all the rest put together. I would also recommend the Lee book for its engineering and theory content.
1875340
Yes look for a heavier grain weight,due to such high power of this air rifle light pellets are not only inaccurate but act as a dry fire to the pellet gun.
1299267
I load 9MM, 40S&W;, 308 Win, 270 Win, 30-06 Springfield, and 35 Rem. I plan on loading 45 ACP and 357 Mag when I get the dies. You're only limited by imagination, and of course dies and brass. The Lee Classic Turret Press serves me perfectly. Good luck...
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It's not so much the shape but rather what the pellet is made of. Lead airgun ammo is much, much more quiet than PBA. (Performance Ballistic Alloy) Let's put it another way... I have this ammo, and no pigeons on my house. The neighbors don't know why :)
801458
Its supposed to be 175gr. But when I weighed some sample bullets, I was getting around 180gr. My alloy could be a little off though as I smelt my own lead for production.
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Some data is the same, but the Cast Bullet Handbook contains far more information on cast bullets in virtually all calibers, including older ones. I find it indispensable if you are loading primarily cast bullets.
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LIL'GUN data here...or shoot them an email or phone call about using it for cast bullets...http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/data/pistol
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Yes. The Lyman manual shows a starting load of 2.2 gr of Unique for the 120gr cast lead bullet. Maximum load is 2.8gr. It has 8 different powders listed. If you cast your own or load lead bullets, its a great source of information.
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The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well. The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs... » Read More The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well. « Show Less
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You can search for them here on amazon just put 0.177 bb bullets and as far as I know only metal ones are compatible with this gun
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There are so many to choose from, but I found for me that the "JSB MATCH Diabolo Exacts" in the 8.44 grain size worked well for me. About $12-$15 for a tin of 500. You can pay less, but you will see a drop in your accuracy. Also, it took about 100-200 shots before my PT-85 was consistent in shot pattern.
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Personally, I prefer lead. Call Crosman and see what they recommend in regard to non-lead pellets.Jim
1408510
I did add weight to this. 50LBS of lead shot. Due to the size of calibers we were using. 30/06, 7MM Mag, and 300 RUM
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Sorry, no load data for Lil gun in the 240 grain. Unique, 10 gr, blue dot, 14gr,imr 4227 21.5. All are start loads.
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Hi Kim , thank you for your inquiry , not recommended as it's designed for lead pellets.ThanksPhil