Lipsey's AIM HIGHER Podcast Episode 37 - Ted McIntyre With Lost River Ammunition

[@robertmakowski7808]

Ted has been a great friend for about 15 years.... Unlike too many "pros" he's been there and done that more than he will ever tell...

[@jimhiller]

Loved this.... I ordered some of Ted's 32 H&R poly wadcutter a few days ago.

[@Bozart123]

My own personal testimony from a proud owner of a new lipsey's S&W 632 using the LOST RIVER 100 GRAIN WADCUTTER AMMO , It absolutely 💯 shoots point of aim OVER AND OVER SHOT AFTER SHOT ! And at the price of only ONE DOLLAR PER ROUND ( THIS INCLUDES TAX AND SHIPPING ) Low recoil + great Penetration. Its my favorite carry round for my LIPSEY'S&W 432 UC , and I shot 6 differant types and brands from 32 short , long , & H&R magnums . These guys in this video ( especially Ted the lost river ammo guy ) know what they are talking about ! Get ya some son ! It's what I trust and carry ! Oh the gun is really nice too 😄

[@LipseysGuns]

Love it, enjoy!

[@MatthewK316]

Ted, any plans to work on any 327 Federal Magnum ammo? It'd be nice to have some hard cast field loads for my EDC that normally sees jacketed hollow points.

[@RJAZ89]

I can confirm that Lost River's .45 ACP+ hardcast is the best and most reliably feeding "penetrating" round I have found for my Glock G30, and I have tested a ton of them. Even when intentionally limp wristing it I have a very hard time forcing a failure with them. I also completely agree with Ted in regards to the 10mm and it being picky with heavier hardcast. My Glock 29 (10mm) can be picky depending on the day and I feel like I can't totally trust it- don't get me wrong it's devastating, but I feel good enough going out with my Glock 30 and the Lost River rounds and know it's going to feed well. The prices are insanely reasonable as well.