300BlkTalk

Well, I think NOE only does brass and aluminum. I prefer aluminum due to the light weight. Both types can cast nice bullets.

A video showing the process from lead pot to steel target, making the coated subsonic plinkers in the 300 blk AR15's.
I didn't get much of a chance to do grouping on paper due to the fact that it was New Years and there were quite a bit of people shooting out there. I didn't want to be the guy who was constantly calling cease fire and running out and back in the snow. I know some people are going to be asking for groups on paper, but for now, it's accurate enough for my purposes, and it makes a fun heavy plinking bullet. I will try to do some paper groups in the future when it is just me and another buddy.

https://youtu.be/RFryl0TLRWY

300 BLK Coated Cast For AR15's NOE 310-225-RN (Start-to-Finish)

Since i do not have or plan on a suppresser on my ar is their a lighter version around 150 gr ?

Can't wait until I have mine. I really like the feel of subs, but not the performance of the heavy mold I have.

Looking at getting these two molds. Did you ever get any load data on the grooveless bullet? Accuracy?

Bump. Do you have a link to the grooveless?

Thanks!

Link to the grooveless
https://noebulletmolds.com/site/product ... ce4/page/2

Link to the tumble lube groove version
https://noebulletmolds.com/site/product ... 225-rn-ce3

Taco,

Any more to add here?

The bullets do look real good! I have been sidelined with some 155lees and some smoothies sent to be to test. 155g for all.

CW

I think he'll be slow to answer. I've chatted with him elsewhere and his work has him very busy lately.

GunFunZS wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 1:56 pm I think he'll be slow to answer. I've chatted with him elsewhere and his work has him very busy lately.

Yea I talk with him on his Utube channel as well as NOE forums he admins.

Good guy!

CW