Powder Coating Bullets

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Another staple of this old fart and I agree with you!

There was a time when brass cartridges, revolving and repeating firearms, even smokeless powder were looked upon as new fangled inventions. Not necessarily cutting edge, but a different use for a fairly old product that, prevents contamination of powder, appears to work in all climates, can cast and powder coat thousands then size in an inexpensive die to various sizes needed on hand, has also been shown to be able to add to diameter for when cast slightly undersize.
I enjoy making my own lube, but if I can do away with the mess and multiple dies for various lube grooves, I think I'll give it a go.

Some shooters cover the target, some halfway on the horizon, some let it set atop the blade.

I also am an old fart, even older than you.
If I try something new I will screw it up
if it makes a mess all over my reloading room I will catch hell
if it stinks, and makes the house stink, I will catch hell
If I coat a bunch of bullets and load them for test firing and they aren't accurate I will catch hell.
My way of casting and lubing bullets is probably a lot slower and more of a pain in the butt, but if it is just me, I won't catch hell.
Like you i like real bacon. I know bacon from a turkey is healthier but it isn't natural. I will stick with a pig.
How did we get on a bacon subject?
Like you I don't like to experiment. Every time I do I end up divorced.
not many people know it but old farts rule the world. Except when my wife is around, then I catch hell.
Did I mention I am older than you?

I was told that all preacher types favored chicken over anything else. On account of them trying to get back at that one for telling on Peter!