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I've found brass and dies for my model 1905. Bore slugs at .352, tight. I can't seem to find any .355 200 grain round nose bullets in google search. they are mostly .358. Anyone know of any .355 or .356 200 grain round nose bullets? Thanks.

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Try Hawk bullets. https://hawkbullets.com/bullet-selection.html

They offer 200 grain for .351” for the .351 Win Self Loader as well as .353”, .354”, .356” for 9mm rifles.
He can be hard to get ahold of sometimes but in the end it is worth it with obscure bullet sizes and weights.

They are much like the old Barnes copper jacket cup and core bullets, I personally find they work just fine at “vintage rifle” velocities.
- Mike

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