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This article appeared in the July/Aug 2005, #176 issue of the Fouling Shot and was written by CBA member, Karl Bosselman.Occasionally letters arrive to me and magazine articlescontinue to be published revealing similar depressingaccounts of major-level disappointments in cast bulletaccuracy. Virtually none of these individuals mentionhaving slugged their barrel bores. Consequently, the

* - Editor's note: due to the original formatting of the load data table, it was omitted from this reprinting. This article was written by CBA member Ed Harris and appeared in the March/April 2007 #186 issue of the Fouling Shot. OK children, today's cast bullet trivia question is …Who was J.V.K. Wagar? No, he was not a writer of children’s fiction depicting Nors

This article written by CBA member, Grant Macomber of Applegate, CA was published in the May/ June 2008 #193 issue of the Fouling Shot. The objective of this project was to increase myshooting pleasure by (1) developing accurate, easy tomake ammunition that would (2) make more use of theguns I had. The number of primers popped was not thesole measure of shooting pleasur

This article written by CBA member, Bradley C. Bish, was published in the Sept/Oct 2001 #153 issue of the Fouling Shot. From the Sunflower State to the Keystone State, from my great uncle, to my grandfather, to my uncle and then to my father, this Model 92 Marlin has done a bit of traveling. Hopefully it will remain many more years in my gun safe before the next heir receive

This article written by CBA member, Rupert Wyble, was published in the Jan/Feb 2005 #173 issue of the Fouling Shot.Shooting cast bullets in the .45-70 at black powder velocities has always been an enjoyable experience. It was to my great grandfather, grandfather, father, and is to me. Well my great grandfather might have disagreed with the term enjoyable experience from time to time in

Appearing in issue #175, May/June 2005 of the Fouling Shot, this article was written by CBA member, Ken Ewing.  I started casting bullets when I was in my early 20’s, self taught at first, and they were not of great quality. Then a friend helped me to refine my efforts a bit. I joined the Cast Bullet Association a few years back and, concurrently, subscribed to the CB-