Samples 45 255 Grain SWC

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45 Caliber 255 Grain SWC Hard Cast Lead Bullets for Reloading

Sample Packs include 25 Bullets
Price includes shipping
Size .452
BHN 16

15 Product Reviews - Average rating 4.7 / 5 (Show All)

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The Best!!!

Frank A - 09/10/2020

Best Bullets in the market at a Great Price and Phenomenal Service.
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GREAT BULLET

XRING438 - 08/26/2020

VERY ACCURATE, EASY TO LOAD, GREAT VELOCITY, NO BORE LEADING

250gr cast in 45 Colt

GaCop - 07/30/2020

Bullet shoots extremely well in my Ruger Blackhawk.

255gr 45acp bullets

Cba - 09/30/2019

Very pleased w service and bullets!

Badman Bullets Samples Super 45 255 SWC

Alan Heffernan - 03/08/2019

Gentlemen, Being it is still winter here where I live, I have not did any reload testing yet because the shooting range is closed.But my observation of this protect for reloading and shooting should be just great. I for see no problem,s.
Thank you. Alan Heffernan

Just fine if you prefer plain lead.

brad - 09/27/2018

I went with the polymer instead. Polymer showed slight better accuracy in my BB steel, (very small sample size). I also prefer less smoke with polymer and, less leading, I think. However, many like plain lead, and these look pretty.

Bullets

D Barlow - 07/19/2018

Look good and shoot good too

semi wadcutters

Dennis O - 07/30/2017

Nice

255 Grain SWC

Joe McNeil - 05/11/2017

I really liked the bullets and they performed very well in pistol and rifle. It states they are sized at .452 and actually mine were .450 which is a little small but the profile is good and the material is very good. Would like to see some in 300 grain also. Joe

Reply from Badman Bullets:

We don't even own a .450" Sizing Die. Our sizing dies come from the factory certified to be properly sized. See below. Our guess is that a digital caliper was used that was not accurate. We check our dial calipers against known drill sizes to verify accuracy. We never use digital ones as we find them very inconsistent.