Came up with about the same results as JT did.
I powder coat because it stops leading of the barrel. I use soft bullets, often hollowpoints that expand easily. I stand each of the bullets on end, on a cookie sheet when i bake them. It takes much more time than a lubrisizer. When you bake the bullets,it takes the heat treatment out of the bullets.
Hi-tech coating doesn’t require baking, so it doesn’t make your bullets soft. You can buy and try from Acme Bullets for the Hi-Tech coating. I believe Acme coats them twice, seems like that would take more time than a lubrisizer too.
I use Eastman powder coating powder and get good results.
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Powder coated v lubed bullet velocity
- Robt, 2022-02-11, 21:26
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I do not mid PC, but for me it is only for cast
- Lynn, 2022-02-12, 09:05
- back a hundred years ago I used to really enjoy casting my - Gary Reeder, 2022-02-12, 13:59
- velocity - Randy Barnett, 2022-02-12, 08:52
- A powder coated is plastic jacketed, no longer cast - WB, 2022-02-12, 07:27
- I have used powder coated bullets - Jim Taylor, 2022-02-12, 07:07
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NOT PERFECT CORRELATION BUT
- JT, 2022-02-11, 21:43
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Thank you
- Robt, 2022-02-11, 22:24
- Only you can decide on "Extra Time and Effort" BUT - JT, 2022-02-12, 06:50
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Fortune Cookie 45 on YouTube
- steve todd, 2022-02-12, 06:32
- powder coating worth it? - charles, 2022-02-12, 09:31
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Thank you
- Robt, 2022-02-11, 22:24
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I do not mid PC, but for me it is only for cast
- Lynn, 2022-02-12, 09:05