Photo by Grace Koch
David started swaging his own jacketed .378" (also .375") bullets about 4 years ago as a hobby, because what he wanted wasn't available (at least at a decent price) in the marketplace. He's since added heavy .357 (190 grain) bullets for .357 Max, a .401" TCFP for .38-40 and 10mm, and new .431" 270 grainers for Marlin .444's. I've not seen the latest bullets but the .375" .38-55 bullets are beautiful in that they are well made, consistent, accurate bullets. They're so good that I just ordered another 300 and 300 of the 190 gr. bullets for the .357 Maximum. David is also thinking about doing a boat-tail spitzer (with small flat) in .338 cal for the new Marlin .338 Express-- there seem to be NO .338 levergun bullets out there anymore. I know that if you're a .33 Winchester shooter, you should drop David a line..
Custom Bullets
2528 3rd Ave. N.
St. Petersburg FL 337
david@custombullets.com
Also, look for David's ad in the January issue of Handloader Magazine.
Photo courtesy of Kirk Durston
There are no better bullets out there for the .38-55 than Dave's ESPECIALLY at that price! For years we couldn't find them at all (even the Barnes were practically unobtainium). I'll get 'em while I can!
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A couple of notes. The hunter in the above photo is Douglas Koch, formerly a firefighter and deputy sheriff in Gann County, South Dakota. Doug died several years ago, at age 56.
Also, Dave Deering no longer makes bullets.
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