<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><title>Cast Bullet Association Blog Atom Feed</title><link href="http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/atom1_.aspx"/><updated>2026-09-25T12:17:02Z</updated><author><name>Cast Bullet Association</name><email>chefreiss@gmail.com</email></author><id>http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/atom1_.aspx</id><entry><title>Accurate loading of cast bullets for the 6.5 Swede</title><link href="http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/article/2019/5/174/accurate-loading-of-cast-bullets-for-the-6.5-swede" /><id>http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/article/2019/5/174/accurate-loading-of-cast-bullets-for-the-6.5-swede</id><updated>2019-05-28T11:18:58Z</updated><summary> 	 		By Larry Gibson. 		 			The 6.5 Swede in it’s original milsurp form is castigated by many as very difficult to load accurate cast bullet loads for, especially at what is considered to be "high vel....</summary></entry><entry><title>Is the .35 the Classic Caliber for Cast Bullet Hunting?</title><link href="http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/article/2019/5/172/is-the-.35-the-classic-caliber-for-cast-bullet-hunting?" /><id>http://castbulletassoc.org/blog/article/2019/5/172/is-the-.35-the-classic-caliber-for-cast-bullet-hunting?</id><updated>2019-05-21T10:28:03Z</updated><summary> 	 		 			Speaking "Frankly” 			Frank Marshall, Jr. 			Is the .35 the Classic Caliber for Cast Bullet Hunting?In the wooded eastern states, from the Georgia hills and the mountains of West Virginia, an....</summary></entry></feed>