45 ACP Lead in Central Indiana

[SteveG66]

Does anyone have a source that has 45 ACP in 200 gr. SWC in Central Indiana that I can pick up?

The only place that I'm aware of is in Peru and I've had an order in with them for a while, they are extremly busy with supplying LE.

I do know about online, but, was hoping that I could pick up some locally.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
SteveG

 

[MeltonLaw]

Why are you wanting to pick it up? To save on shipping? Try the missouri bullet company missouribullet.com. I haven't ordered from them but I will in the future. They have a pretty low shipping because they utilize the usps flat rate boxes. I think in 200 gr they ship ~1500 for 10-15 dollars. Also their cast prices are very reasonable.

 

[WhitleyStu]

Cast Bullets Home
Good folks to deal with and prices are in line with others...

 

[m_deaner]

I have used both SNS Casting and Missouri 45 bullets, and prefer the SNS. I got some leading with the Missouri bullets, with both the soft and hard varieties that they offer. The SNS bullets were also more consistent in size and weight.

 

[SteveG66]

Lead in IN

Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it.

I have read mixed reviews on MO Bullets, some good some not so good.

I'm new to reloading, i've reloaded Berry's in 230 gr which were plated. I want to try both lead and swc. I guess with the mixed results with MO, I want to try something thats a little more proven.

Also, i'm not opposed to mail order, just hoped that there was a gem here in Central Indiana that I could spend my money with rather than send it out of state. I would also like to mess around with different bullets as well, hoping that I could get a handful of these, handful of those, etc; this would be easier with someone local as well.

I have read good things about Dardas, Mastercast, etc.

Thanks in advance for your help,
I appreciate it.

Steve

 

[mospeada]

I use some of the Vance bullets from the INDY 1500. Quality is hit/miss, but for what I do they work. There is a new guy starting up down in Southern IN that will ship for $11 up to 70lbs. I can't think of the name, but I have a card at home if you're interested, the quality looked to be very good. He took over from Royal Bullets and improved the quality and seems like a nice enough guy.

 

[Hank in Indiana]

dardascastbullets.com was the cheapest I've found and they were nice bullets.

 

[SteveG66]

Thanks, I will probably try some Dardascast bullets. I've read good things about them.

I will wait until I read more positive about MO bullets. I would assume for the experienced reloader, they would be fine, however, I'm still working on my experience, just trying to minimize the unfortunate variables.

Have a great day,
Steve

 

[Leadeye]

Cast your own, there are a lot of good 200 grain 45 molds to be had, and it saves money over the long run.