powder coating bullets
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 18:47
I know this belongs in the bullet casting section, but we seem to have so few casters that I wanted to put it here so more of yall would see them. They are so precious don't ya think.
It's my first try at doing this so they aren't perfect. I just had to do a few real quick since I got the spraying gun thing last weekend. I thought they weren't too bad for a first try.
I'll load up a few when I get the process sorted out a little better, then I'll give a report about how they worked out. I won't know how to act without a bunch of smoke and soot coming out the gap and barrel, and getting all over my revolvers. They sure do size easy with the coat on them. I can see why they say that they shoot a little faster than regular lubed bullets do.
I put some plain base gas checks on a few just to see if they would stay on. They seem to be as tightly locked on as when put on a regular bullet. Also see the one in the front that I smashed several times with a hammer? That stuff held on like super glue. It cracked only when the lead cracked under it.
It's my first try at doing this so they aren't perfect. I just had to do a few real quick since I got the spraying gun thing last weekend. I thought they weren't too bad for a first try.
I'll load up a few when I get the process sorted out a little better, then I'll give a report about how they worked out. I won't know how to act without a bunch of smoke and soot coming out the gap and barrel, and getting all over my revolvers. They sure do size easy with the coat on them. I can see why they say that they shoot a little faster than regular lubed bullets do.
I put some plain base gas checks on a few just to see if they would stay on. They seem to be as tightly locked on as when put on a regular bullet. Also see the one in the front that I smashed several times with a hammer? That stuff held on like super glue. It cracked only when the lead cracked under it.