the painted/coated bullets. That "shell" is heck for strong and the benefit for you would be no smoke shooting and no lead exposure. That is a biggie shooting cast bullets indoors. Of course it usually takes 80 yrs. or so for the lead to kill you. I gnawed on lead paint chips and window sills as a child, and look at me. lol
At the same price they have some uses. I'd not pay extra. They are fun to play with if you like to keep things interesting. I tried to mix colors, it don't work with powder coating. You end up with "pink" alright. But it is the effect of a Georges Seurat painting. It's called Pointillism, a red dot and white dot close together actually appears pink from afar. It's the darnedest thing, not pink at all but red and white dotted, but looks pink. Or whatever other colors you think you mixed.
I do things most can't or wouldn't. I have shot painted gas check bullets to 2500 fps with no lube and no leading. Basically a plastic jacket. For some queer reason red paint sticks better, FWIW.
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What cast
- Paul, 2019-02-06, 10:25
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I use Montana Bullet Works for probably
- Gary Reeder, 2019-02-06, 11:38
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ANOTHER VOTE FOR MONTANA AS WELL AS
- JT, 2019-02-06, 16:54
- I, also use them for the ..41 240 grain and 45 cal. (nm) - Sid R, 2019-02-07, 09:51
- If they cost the same you might try some in the shop - WB, 2019-02-06, 15:14
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thank you. I thought I was the only one that didn't like
- charlie A, 2019-02-06, 13:44
- I do not like pink either-but do like old copper penny (nm) - Lynn, 2019-02-06, 13:55
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Definitely agree with Gary
- Tim Owsley, 2019-02-06, 12:32
- Used the 240gr .410 in Africa 2017 with - Rsim, 2019-02-06, 13:21
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ANOTHER VOTE FOR MONTANA AS WELL AS
- JT, 2019-02-06, 16:54
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I use Montana Bullet Works for probably
- Gary Reeder, 2019-02-06, 11:38