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• jaywapti Senior Member Posts: 4,931 Senior Member

  May 2014 #2

  Seems like a total waste of time.
  
  JAY

  THE DEFINITION OF GUN CONTROL IS HITTING THE TARGET WITH YOUR FIRST SHOT

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• Bigslug Senior Member Posts: 8,152 Senior Member

  May 2014 #3

  Big Chief wrote: »

  Why? To replace the lube?

  
  Basically, yes.
  
  I don't claim to understand their process or materials yet, but there's a camp within the casting community that's big on powder-coating with polymer-based stuff. Lots of guys requesting bullet molds that are "like a __________, but without the lube groove. It seems to work for them.
  
  Myself, I've only dabbled once with some commercial 230 grain 45 that I purchased maybe 12-15 years ago. The stuff worked, whatever it was.

  WWJMBD?
  
  "Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee

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• Freezer Senior Member Posts: 1,737 Senior Member

  May 2014 #4

  I've used molly lube bullets in my 357 and 44mag. They work well but will not eliminate leading.

  I like Elmer Keith; I married his daughter

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