I recently cast up a bunch of bullets with my new NOE HTC358-133-RN mold for 9mm. These bullets cast at an average of 134 grains with my alloy. I have sized these to .358", and today I decided to test them from my 4" Taurus Model 66 loaded in both 38 special and 357 magnum.

I recently cast bullets for 9mm with the NOE HTC358-133-RN mold, powder coated them with Eastwood Lime Green, and sized them to .358". I am now working up a load with Alliant e3 powder, which is a challenge since there is no published load data for this or a similar bullet. I am shooting these from my Beretta 92S.

I recently cast bullets for 9mm with the NOE HTC358-133-RN mold, powder coated them with Eastwood Lime Green, and sized them to .358". I am now working up a load with Unique powder, which is a challenge since there is no published load data for this or a similar bullet. I am shooting these from my Beretta 92S.

Powder coating session for my recently cast 9mm bullets. I cast these bullets from the NOE HTC358-133-RN mold.

My first casting session with the NOE HTC358-133-RN two cavity mold for 9mm. This is also my first casting session with the PID I recently assembled.

http://noebulletmolds.com/smf/index.php/topic,2198.0.html Above is a link for an active group buy on the NOE forum. As many of you know, NOE is one of our Reloader’s Network sponsors. NOE molds are incredibly nice molds and are quite easy to use. Their service is great, and they are quick to ship. How their forum works: members are […]

Hey guys! Been a little since I made a “start to finish” video–and finally caught my breath a little from the busyness of summer, enough to throw together a video.  I was actually searching my channel for my 9mm plinking ammo video a week or two ago, when I realized I never ended up editing […]

I've been busy shopping and it's time to open some packages and show what is upcoming in some future videos.

My First Bullet Casting Session - Part Two. You experienced bullet casters out there, please offer as much advice as you want to. I value your opinions!

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My First Bullet Casting Session - Part One

Hello, This is a video I posted on YouTube on April 26, 2018. It shows a casting session with 3 molds, one of which was given to me as a give-a-way on a Full.Lead.Taco/Loads of Bacon live stream, thus the title. This is the first attempt at casting with the Taco Mold (358477) 150 grain semi […]

I recently purchased a mold to cast .45 caliber bullets for my 1911.  In this video, I use the mold to cast three different style bullets, and then powder coat and size them.  This mold has no lube groove, and the bullets must be coated with Hi-Tek or powder coat.

Years ago (after much frustration with my Marlington/Remlin 30-30), I gave up on the 30-30 cartridge.  I just could never get my Marlin 336 to shoot well.  I tried factory ammo, reloaded ammo with jacketed bullets, pointy hornady (flex tip) bullets, cast bullets, etc… as well as several different powders.  My levergun just shot horribly.  […]

In this video we test for bullet expansion with our NOE hollow point bullets cast from Clip on Wheel Weight alloy. The test doesn't go as planned.

Sit back, relax, and breath calmly… Time for another FLT Haiku. A Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry consisting of 3 lines with a pattern of 5, 7, 5 syllables. Culture day for all you guys!  (As a side note, thanks to my patreon supporters for providing enough peanut butter to do this video, […]

Got a little mail call this morning. Kyle LuskJust an ordinary average guy!

Having fun lobbing lead! Bullets made with NOE311-175-FN (Saeco315 clone) mold.

A while back I wanted to see what the lightest bullet I could load in my 300 blk would be. I worked my way all the way down to a round ball load. Someone asked me if I was worried about a baffle strike with the round ball–I asked them, ” what do you think […]

Preparation is the key to success in any endeavor; load development is no different. There are many steps that go into the preparation for load development. This post will discuss the steps in detail in relation to my Henry 45LC 50 Yard Hunting Load Development Series.

‘In the beginning…’ I started casting and ‘Lube-Sized’ my rifle/pistol projectiles…back then, the choice of lube was a hot topic and there were many heated exchanges about which lube would allow particular advantages. Some lubes required a ‘heater’ to be installed under the Sizer, some not. ‘Leading’ of the barrel was a problem when the […]