Bart bullets versus Watson in 6 mm

[Smith&Wesson]

Are Bart's bullets the same as Watson's as he is using the Watson Dies? Or are they his own design

 

[WSnyder]

I believe Bart’s obtained the original Watson dies when he passed away so I’d assume that particular bullet (Watson 6mm 68gn flatbase) is off an original Watson die. The other (or some of the other) Bart’s are probably not Watson since they were making bullets before obtaining the Watson dies.

@BartsBullets

 

[762plinker]

consider calling bart and asking. he or his wife tend to answer the phone..during working hours.

 

[BartsBullets]

When Ed Watson passed away, I purchased all of his bullet-making equipment, including his bullet dies. The Watson bullets I sell are made using Ed's original dies. Therefore, Barts Bullets are not the same as Watson bullets, as the bullet dies used in their production are completely different.

Bart

 

[JEFFPPC]

I believe this is explained on Barts website if you read it.

 

[rogina]

When Ed Watson passed away, I purchased all of his bullet-making equipment, including his bullet dies. The Watson bullets I sell are made using Ed's original dies. Therefore, Barts Bullets are not the same as Watson bullets, as the bullet dies used in their production are completely different.

Bart

Bart, do you know who got Allie Euber's 6mm 68gr flatbase 81/2 ogive dies? Roger Schuppe.

 

[AlNyhus]

It's classy to keep the Watson name going....a true BR legend.

 

[BartsBullets]

Bart, do you know who got Allie Euber's 6mm 68gr flatbase 81/2 ogive dies? Roger Schuppe.

Scotty Crawford might know.

 

[BartsBullets]

It's classy to keep the Watson name going....a true BR legend.

Thanks Al