does anyone have experience with this product? I know a couple guys that have just started using it.
http://hi-performancebulletcoatings.com/
http://hi-performancebulletcoatings.com/
Most folks shoot the coated bullets in USPSA. They don't smoke as much as a plain lead bullet with a lube ring on it.
I use Black Bullets International personally, and others use Bayou bullets.
There are other companies out there that manufacture them as well, but they slip my mind at the moment.
https://www.blackbulletsinternational.com/
http://www.bayoubullets.net/
Some I loaded yesterday.
Yes! Thanks for jogging my memory!Blue Bullets is the other that makes up the big 3 of the coated bullets
http://www.thebluebullets.com/default.asp?m=0
Haven't tried them yet, but the BBI's do what I need. I could order a sample pack though and give them a shot. (pardon the pun)I have real good luck with the Bayou bullets.
One of your buddies made about 500 9mm bullets today - wheel weight alloy. They look good from the pictures he sent me this evening - Zombie green was his color choice. He coated / baked them 3 times. He did a smash test with a hammer and the coating stayed intact. I'm hoping we can test them this weekend. I'm planning to cast some 45 ACP bullets - 1:1 wheel weight and soft stick-on weights to see if the coating works to prevent leading with a soft lead. I hope to cast this weekend and test sometime next week.does anyone have experience with this product? I know a couple guys that have just started using it.
http://hi-performancebulletcoatings.com/
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