Modern Load?
Here’s a version I’ve been shooting for the past 7 or 8 years, that’s proven very accurate for me. Bullet wise, you know it’s cast, so we can have an endless supply once the proper mold is obtained. In this case, I called on my Slovenian friend, Miha Prevec, of MP-Molds. He calls it his 429-640. It is a radiused flat-nose design, but with a slightly larger flat. Mine also has hollow point (HP) capabilities, but solids can be cast also with the proper pins. Weight runs around 265 grains in solid form and about 258 grains in HP form, depending on your alloy.
These radiused flat-nose designs are accurate. I hate to say it, but my experience shows they are just a tad more accurate than standard SWC designs. Rather than having a single front driving band, followed by the crimp groove, another driving band, lube groove and base, the whole body of the radiused flat nose grips the rifling, minus a smaller crimp and lube groove.
I believe the bullet centers itself better, and definitely has more full-diameter engagement when entering the barrel leade. If skidding occurs, it’s able to quickly re-engage the rifling, as the whole body is like one large driving band. Either way, this style bullet has always shot more accurately for me, no matter caliber.
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