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Harvester sabots are $7.99 per 50 ct at No Excuses Bullets at: muzzleloading-bullets.com

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We thought the boat tail (rebated base) was really gonna be a giant step up in ballistics and accuracy but realized after some time at the range that they were very similar to the flat base sabots. Any differing experience out there?

I have been including a few of the sized bullets (not ordered) when someone orders a box of the other size. Clear as mud? Order .541s and I'll throw in a few of the .542s or order .542s and I'll throw in a few of the .541s (if you remind me to include samples)

No Excuses Bullets is alive and well and everything is in stock and ready to ship. Thx https://www.muzzleloading-bullets.com

I might be willing to cast and sell 52 caliber full bore bullets but am at a loss of actual bore diameter. Anyone know what they would need to be sized at to be a proper friction fit in the Knight rifle?

yea......definitely not getting into hollow base bullets

good lookin bullets. I'm casting a 525 grain now and trying to get lighter. 450ish range

yea....I'm hoping to steer clear of hollow points if possible

I stand corrected. Solid copper bullets are hard to load if they are incorrectly sized to your bore.

great looking design. shoots well out of slower and fast twist barrels?

short ramrod with a ball on the end (usually)

It seemed like there was some love for that plains bullet in 450 grain. Was hoping to get down around that weight but I'm certainly no expert in the 54s. That's why I'm here. This place is full of people with a lot more experience than me.

He's amazing! You happen to know what the Accurate catalog number was?

That's because there is no "give" in a copper clad bullet and there is much more with a lead bullet. You can force a lead bullet sized at .509 into a .503 bore with a short stick and enough determination but that will never happen with a copper clad bullet

good to know. Hollow point?

Gonna start building a lighter 54 caliber bullet (only offer a 525 grain currently). Was wondering if any of you might have some suggestions that have been shooting well for you? Thx in advance (No Excuses l.l.c.)

No Excuses has them 525 grain .541

There is no comparison between Thor's sizing pack and that of No Excuses. Thors are solid copper and give very little when sizing and No Excuses are pure lead and because of the softness of lead has a lot of "give" to the bullet. Use the sizing pack sold by the company for the bullets you are...

Call me (Dave...801-675-5113) at No Excuses bullets. I own a dozen White rifles in every caliber they made. Been casting bullets for my Whites (and other muzzleloaders) for more than 20 years. I'd be glad to walk/talk you thru what I have learned about my white rifles.