bullets, but I only had 4 or 5 calibers to cast for. I probably have 20,000 rounds of cast bullets in my reloading room but no time to size them. I have to load ammo for our test firing pretty much every night and for that I have 8 Dillon presses, 2 RCBS turret presses and an RCBS 4X4 (I think it has a new name now) and I have all of these presses because my time is very limited. With my Dillons I can sit my big ass down and crank out 200 rounds pretty quick. I also have 2 Lyman 450 lube sizers on my bench but haven't had the time to use them. To get to the reason for this rambling, I just get on the horn and call Montana Bullet Works and order several thousand bullets for our test firing, all with gas checks. Maybe when I grow up I will have a bit more time to try out the powder coating,....then again maybe not.
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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