Montana Bullet Supply, LLC

Montana Bullet Supply, LLC We make & sell cast bullets. We purchased a small bullet manufacturer moved it to Reed Point, MT. Our mission is to provide the bullets that shooters need.

Don't hesitate to ask for special alloys or hand-cast bullets to fit your application.

Thousands of polymer coated hard-cast bullets for the 38-55. 245 grains of fun! While the 38-55 doesn't have the pun...
04/29/2026

Thousands of polymer coated hard-cast bullets for the 38-55.

245 grains of fun!

While the 38-55 doesn't have the punch that the 45-70 has. It doesn't have the recoil or expense either.

Handloading the 38-55, in modern production rifles, can produce some very satisfying results. Especially for hunting at short-moderate distances.

Let us know if you need any of these in .377" or .379" diameter.

"Hello. I need a 385 grain cast bullet for a 11.7 x 51R Danish Rolling Block rifle, sized to .459" in a 20:1 alloy for...
04/27/2026

"Hello. I need a 385 grain cast bullet for a 11.7 x 51R Danish Rolling Block rifle, sized to .459" in a 20:1 alloy for black powder."

Yes. It is true that I had never even heard of that rifle before. I checked my list of moulds, knowing that I often buy unusual moulds and I might have something that would work.

In fact, I had an old - brand new Lyman mould for a 385grn 45-70 that might do the trick.

The result was a bullet that fit this customer's need and surprised both of us. 😊

I guess it never hurts to ask! 🤠

I just cast these very unusual bullets! A customer asked if I could get him a bullet for his 45-125 Wi******er Express....
04/24/2026

I just cast these very unusual bullets!

A customer asked if I could get him a bullet for his 45-125 Wi******er Express. So, I searched the Internet and found an original unused "Ideal" brand mould for this historical oddity.

The unique twist-rate of the barrel required a short, lightweight hand-cast bullet that would be sized to a diameter of .457".

These 292 - 300 grain bullets (depending upon the alloy used) will utilize a large black powder charge coming from the, supposedly, obsolete cartridge case.

These might not be what you would normally use in a BPCR or "buffalo" rifle. But my customer will be happy and satisfied to get his rare piece of history shooting again, using the correct bullet.

Once sized and lubed, I will be proud to know that I helped him keep his original 19th century single-shot shooting.

Although I don't expect to stock these on the shelf, I would be happy to make some for anyone who needs these hard-to-find treasures.

These should work quite well. Especially in a 357 Magnum lever-action rifle. Since these are very hard, polymer coated,...
04/06/2026

These should work quite well. Especially in a 357 Magnum lever-action rifle.

Since these are very hard, polymer coated, and gas-checked, they can be loaded pretty hot for higher velocities. The pe*******on in medium-sized game (such as deer) should be good at reasonable ranges.

Mixing Hard-Cast alloy and Linotype is how we were able to obtain the hardness of 18-20 BHN.

04/03/2026

Eddie Penney is a true warrior. In the warrior community, he is the real deal.

Jesus Christ is the real deal for all of us. He battled for us. He taught us. He died for us.

Today. This Friday. Remember.

Sunday is coming.

AMEN 🙏

Virtually everyone who enjoys the 44 Special or 44 Magnum has probably shot a SWC bullet at one time or another. And th...
04/03/2026

Virtually everyone who enjoys the 44 Special or 44 Magnum has probably shot a SWC bullet at one time or another. And the 44 SWC owes it's existence and popularity to the legendary Elmer Keith.

Many (more than I can remember) people have asked me for "The Keith Bullet." I did the research and learned all I could about Elmer Keith and his famous development that resulted in a form of ballistic revolutionary performance.

This educational pilgrimage has taught me that Mr. Keith's bullet was produced using the Lyman/Ideal 429421 mould. His unyielding specifications resulted in performance that was indeed revolutionary, for the time, and later resulted in the creation of the 44 Re*****on Magnum cartridge.

In order to satisfy the wishes of my customers, I have successfully acquired a brand-new/never used (old) Lyman mould that produces "The Keith Bullet" at 250 grains for the .44 Special/Magnum.

Because of the variety of requests, these bullets are being offered in various ways. Such as:
* As cast (unsized/unlubed)
* Cast and sized (unlubed/uncoated)
* Cast, sized, polymer coated
* Various hardness options

The picture shows the bullet "as cast."

03/30/2026

Yup. I absolutely cannot stand Communists.

If you are a Communist, buy your bullets elsewhere. Because I don't want your business.

We support President Trump! 🇺🇲

A batch of 40 caliber (.408" diameter) before being pan-lubed. These are made with 20:1 alloy and hand-cast from a Stev...
03/23/2026

A batch of 40 caliber (.408" diameter) before being pan-lubed. These are made with 20:1 alloy and hand-cast from a Steve Brooks mould.

Loaded with black powder, they will be very good performers in a 40-65 Shiloh Sharps.

After receiving 100 of our 550grn FP BPCR bullets, hand-cast from a Steve Brooks mould, this customer shot some of them ...
03/23/2026

After receiving 100 of our 550grn FP BPCR bullets, hand-cast from a Steve Brooks mould, this customer shot some of them from his brand new Shiloh Sharps 45-110.

"Those bullets are amazing!!!

I just shot the rifle today for the first time. Love the bullets and can't wait to use it for hunting.

Do you happen to cast anything for 50-90 sharps?"

I absolutely love hearing from happy customers.

03/23/2026

AMEN brother.

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PO Box 594
Columbus, MT
59019

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+14063210388

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