Missouri Cast Bullets .38-40 Cowboy #10 Hi-Tek .401 Diameter 180 Grain Round Nose Flat Point, 500 Pe

Missouri Cast Bullets .38-40 Cowboy #10 Hi-Tek .401 Diameter 180 Grain Round Nose Flat Point, 500 Per Box Md: HT-401180CB


Missouri Bullet Company

We optimize bullets for your intended application. We don't take a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to manufacturing bullets. Every box of our bullets displays the Brinell Hardness Number (BHN) of the bullets.



We work with certified analysis foundry alloy in two hardnesses in order to provide you with the bullet hardness that works best for you. One is 2% tin, 6% antimony, balance lead for harder bullets at 18 BHN and the other is 2% tin, 4% antimony, balance lead. While it is expensive for us to maintain a dual supply of alloy, the payoff is in the fact that we can offer you a choice of bullet hardness.



Specifications:

- Diameter:.401 Diameter

- Bullet Weight:180 Grain

- Bullet Type:Round Nose Flat Point

- Brinell:12

- For:Cowboy Velocities

- Hi-Tek 2- Extreme Coating

- Quantity:500 Per Box

Manufacturer: Missouri Bullets

Part number: HT-401180CB

Weight: 12.86

Attention: In normal times Missouri Bullets ship with in one business day, however due to the Corona Virus Pandemic in 2020, The demand for Missouri Bullets is extremely high. Expect delayed shipping - Due to the high volume of orders, please allow 4 to 6 weeks for your order to be shipped. We know this is a long wait and the factory is working as hard as they can. It is impossible to know when the delay will shorten. The estimated shipping time is what we are seeing at the time of this writing in August 2020. We cannot guarantee a shipping date, but we are shipping these bullets every day. Production at the factory have never been higher but the demand for these quality bullets has also never been higher. They are worth the wait.

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