Bear Creek Supply 32 SWL

I just got the last .314'  32 HBWC 98g. They are about to make another batch. We talk about them making a 88g version for a slightly higher velocity, is that a good idea? If you have an informed opinion give them a call and have some input into the next batch. 

https://www.bearcreeksupplybullets.com/

Graham 

I just e-mailed them to place another order of the 98gr.
Very happy with the performance.

Personally I would beg them to actually make them .314 or .315 
Have you measured the .314 yet? Bet they are not .314

I'll put a set of mic's on them tonight.

in the meantime...
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t20009-reloading-32-sw-long

Measures as advertised.

James Hensler wrote:Personally I would beg them to actually make them .314 or .315 
Have you measured the .314 yet? Bet they are not .314

James is that for your chubby Pardini barrel LOL?
Everybody needs a swaging press, makes you feel good making a bullet better
Jon

Hey, JE, "chubby" Pardini 32SWL barrels shoot good if you treat them politely.

You just like the feel of squeezing and swelling

I feed a Walther GSP-C a steady diet of HBWC, she is the sister to my .22.
The cartridges are affectionately known as the 'Fat 22'.

I too like the Bear Creek bullets.  The ones I got were actually slightly oversized at 0.3145.  That resulted in a little lead shaving at the seating step using my dies so I got a Lee 0.314 sizer to take them down a touch to true 0.314.  There are a few extra hoops reloading the Fat 22 but I think it's worth it.

Jon Eulette wrote:

James Hensler wrote:Personally I would beg them to actually make them .314 or .315 
Have you measured the .314 yet? Bet they are not .314

James is that for your chubby Pardini barrel LOL?
Everybody needs a swaging press, makes you feel good making a bullet better
Jon

Yes Sir Jon! I would something for my 280 


And just so you know my little chubby shoots XTP’ just fine! Lol