Outlaw Bullets
Bullets made for Cowboy Action Shooters by Cowboy Action Shooters.
Why Choose Us?
We are cowboy shooters making bullets with other cowboy shooters’ needs in mind. Our alloy is formulated with lead, tin, and antimony at a level to allow obturation at very low pressures, and with the addition of tin, it allows the bullet metal to flow better to prevent leading. Obviously, it is the same alloy we use ourselves and works perfectly.
Our Products
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32-100-RF
.32 caliber · 100 grain · round flat From $35 for 500 This is an excellent design, kinda like the old Lyman 115 except downsized to 100 grains. -
38-158-RF
.38 caliber · 158 grain · round flat From $45 for 500 This is the heavier version of the 130 for those pesky knock downs that won’t go down on a low hit. -
38-125-TC
.38 caliber · 125 grain · truncated cone From $40 for 500 This is our number one cowboy bullet. The truncated cone nose design is preferred over the short 38-125-RF. We have the molds for the short RF and offer it as a special-order item.
Our Gallery
Some of our friends and pards we shoot with. Check back often for new pictures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are your bullets termed “softcast” vs “hardcast”?
Cowboy action loads are normally very low pressure loads. At these low pressures, hardcast bullets will not obturate to fill the rifling grooves, creating a situation where leading can occur.
How do you ship your orders?
We ship in USPS flat rate boxes: a small flat rate box for orders of 500 bullets or less, and a medium flat rate box for everything else.
Can I mix and match different bullets in one box?
Yes. Email us first with what you want, and we’ll advise what will fit in a single medium box. We have different inter-cartons we can use to help maximize the bullet count and save unnecessary freight charges.
How much do you charge for shipping?
Small flat rate box: $10. Medium flat rate box: $20 (USD, as of this writing).
Do you allow returns?
Yes, if the product is defective due to a manufacturing problem or the wrong items were shipped. We’ll send you a return label, but please contact us first. If your order was damaged by the carrier, file a claim with USPS, but contact us first.
Contact Us
If you have questions that are not listed in the FAQ section, we are only an email away with an answer.