to a science these days. Way more fixated on bullet appearance over any actual shooting character! LOL In reality even "ugly" ones usually shoot just fine. It's got to be pretty easy or the practically is lost. Usually I dump 100 bullets in a Folgers 3# plastic can, about two heaping tablespoons of Harbor freight powder. Shake it up well. Dump on a screen (catching the powder that falls off), place screen with bullets in oven at 350-400 deg. for 30 min. Let them cool and add checks or size as is, done. The paint turns into a plastic coating that does not lead or make any smoke at all upon firing. It's self lubricating, or does not need any more added.
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Trying to get started casting some
- WB, 2019-11-29, 09:23
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Have you tried the powder paint that
- Larry Fry, 2019-11-29, 17:20
- You can size after coating, if it doesnt hold up to that - Asa, 2019-12-01, 10:59
- I'll look at that. There are guys who have it down - WB, 2019-11-29, 17:54
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I really like copper penny color looks like an old WW bullet
- Lynn, 2019-11-29, 16:10
- I tried to mix powders, nope. - WB, 2019-11-29, 17:11
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IF I TOLD YOU ONCE I HAVE TOLD YOU A THOUSAND TIMES
- JT, 2019-11-29, 11:04
- Ought plus ought, carry the one.... - WB, 2019-11-29, 13:20
- In Texas that would be a medium supply of bullets, LOL (nm) - Sean Harper, 2019-11-29, 11:19
- Email sent Scotty (nm) - Asa, 2019-11-29, 10:12
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Have you tried the powder paint that
- Larry Fry, 2019-11-29, 17:20