We have been
shooting black powder cartridge rifles for the last 18 years
and have found it an extremely rewarding and challenging
pastime.
Pointed
This is the
nose I have used in most of my Silhouette shooting &
it works very well.
45 cal.
40 cal.
420gr 600gr
300gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
New Postel
Lyman makes this bullet they call the Postel
but it is much more pointed than the original Postel. This
is a proven bullet
40 cal.
45 cal.
300gr 450gr
500gr 600gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Creedmoor
The famous Paul Jones Creedmoor a true
classic.
45 cal.
40 cal.
415gr 600gr
320gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Original Postel
Slightly more rounded (heavier in the nose)
than the Creedmoor. Very old design. The original good
bullet style.
45 cal.
40 cal.
450gr 600gr
350gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
1881
Armory Bullet
Slightly more round than the original Postel. This is the nose developed by
the Springfield Armory for the 500grain load for the trap
door.
45 cal.
40 cal.
450gr 600gr
350gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Round
The old standard
45 cal.
40 cal.
400gr 600gr
350gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Truncated
Cone
Brad Rice of Denver, CO has used a Lyman
nose pour mould with a truncated cone
similar to this for several years. He placed
2nd overall in 2003 and won the Nationals in
2004 using one similar, so I had to try one
& I found it works very well.
45 cal.
40 cal.
420gr 600gr
300gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Flat
Nose
These are best for hunting as they do
flatten out some. Most other nose shapes
just punch on through even larger animals.
In Schuetzen, the flat point punches out a
nicer hole in the paper & seems to shoot very well.
45 cal.
40 cal.
400gr 600gr
250gr 450gr
$150.00
(S+H included)
Paper
Patch
Any nose style. These are three paper
patch using the Creedmoor nose. One is
straight sided and the other two are two
dimensional.