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PC'ing seems to be the way to go and pretty cheap.
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Very work intensive.
Core molds or lead wire for cores.
Need to wash and anneal 22 brass for jackets.
Die sets aren't cheap and are often back ordered.
Go to castboolits and read the swaging section.
Consider taking up casting and powdercoating cast bullets. Way cheaper and people are shooting at 3k fps+... I've been shooting 155gr cast in my aks at 2150 fps with great performance.
PC'ing seems to be the way to go and pretty cheap.
It's pretty great as far as I can see. Jacketed speeds for cast bullet cost. It is a bit of work to actually do the PC and bake, but not a lot more work or time than using a lubesizer.
My ballistic lipstick:
Very first target set at 50y
First 6 shots
Some .44 SWCs I loaded and shot yesterday:
A new mold design I just bought and am itching to shoot at something
The 7.62x39s like I said are 155s at around 2150 fps from my chrony. That's jacketed levels- a 155 is a pretty darn heavy bullet in the x39. In fact I just used jacketed data, reduced by 10%, and worked up. I get no leading. Bullet mold is a lee C312-155 mold. I have shot them both checked and checkless.