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Gentlemen:
I am in need of some jacketed bullets for a .38-40. Remington and Winchester both used to offer 180 grain bullets specifically for the .38-40, but it seems they have been discontinued. If any of you good folk have some hanging around collecting dust I would gladly pay you Tuesday...
Respectfully,
Glenn
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I have some Hamburger, will that do? I will contact a source here close to me. He is a single shot person. He has scrounged for years many things....
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Good to see you back, Glenn!
Sorry, no .38-40 stuff in my piles.
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Glenn, I have a couple boxes of 50's vintage Winchester factory ammo if that would be of any help.
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If I recall correctly, the 38-40 cartridge uses bullets with the same diameter as the 10mm or 40 S&W, hope this helps. Ruger once made a Blackhawk with interchangeable cylinders for 38-40 and 10mm.
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Gentlemen:
Thanks to you all for the replies. Terry, thanks for the welcome. I am doing quite a bit better and am beginning to have something of a life.
The point of this exercise is the possibility of deer hunting in Indiana, where they only allow shotguns or pistol caliber rifles. I happen to have a Marlin 94 in .38-40 which fits the rules. The bore is pretty rough and I expect there would be issues with cast bullets, which is why I was looking for jacketed bullets. I have had the offer of the loan of a mold, so I might try cast bullets anyway.
.40 caliber bullets do work in the rifle just fine, but I wonder if the pistol bullets offered would hold up when meeting a deer at 1500 fps. Do any of you have any experience with this?
Thanks to all,
Glenn
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I have exactly what you are looking for. I'll try and find the correct drawer early this week…keeping your tag line in mind. I've only shot a few in an old Colt I don't own any longer. Win. factory jacketed.
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Steven:
Thanks very much. Let me know when you find them and we will work something out.
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Glenn, I can strongly recommend 180 great FN cast bullets -RCBS-
I use them in my 94 Marlin very well. I can bring a hundred or more to Lodi for you. I use ALOX liquid lube and some 2400 powder with them for excellent results.
Email me or call 515.450.2904
Brent in Raton. PS. Al Sledge says hello.
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Glen, I called my friend who said he sold everything when he sold his rifle in that caliber. Sorry. Good to see your post!
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