One of my new years goals is to do 7.7 Jap, 7.62x39, and get some cast bullets to cycle in my Garand.
One of my new years goals is to do 7.7 Jap, 7.62x39, and get some cast bullets to cycle in my Garand.
I’ve never done it before but from the videos I’ve seen it doesn’t look hard. Mix the coating and accelerant together then shake the bullets around in a plastic container with the coating and bake. This is the only coating I’ve used because I get my cast bullets from bayou bullets. I want to try powder coat now and see how it compares. I’m sure it’s about the same result.
I've cast, coated and loaded for,
.38/.357, .32 acp, 7.62x25 tokarev, .30 carbine, 8mm mauser, .223 rem
Got the molds and sizers to do any .30 cal rifle now too, and 9mm, but haven't tried it yet. I have shot lots of commercial coated 9mm bullets before though.
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Here are some bayou bullets with the hi tek coating.
I have a question, does the coating stay on well enough to prevent getting lead in your suppressor/silencer ?
Luck is the phenomena created when Preparation meets Opportunity .
On the bullets I’m using I would say no. I haven’t shot any through my suppressor but the flash hider on my 9mm AR had a good amount of lead built up in the holes. I never had barrel leading issues though.
Well, a mold mallet and some lee molds showed up.
I'm still reading..I found a bottom pour pot I didn't know I had..getting a bit closer
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Last edited by mapper; December 28th, 2020 at 08:11 PM.
Mapper, let me be the first to place my order for some 325 to 350 grain 44 magnum bullets. 1000 - 2000 would be good
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