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Reloading
264 and lrt
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<blockquote data-quote="comen" data-source="post: 2212462" data-attributes="member: 52622"><p>The following is shamelessly stolen from Lane Pearce, in a Shooting Times article:</p><p>"...I quickly discovered that handling Gold Dot rifle bullets requires a bit more focus and dexterity because they're coated with a slick, powdery residue. When I asked Speer's Product Development Engineer Jeff Williams about it, he explained that the pure copper jacket is stickier than typical gilding metal (copper/zinc alloy) used on jacketed bullets. The boron-nitride coating makes them quite slippery in the bore..."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="comen, post: 2212462, member: 52622"] The following is shamelessly stolen from Lane Pearce, in a Shooting Times article: "...I quickly discovered that handling Gold Dot rifle bullets requires a bit more focus and dexterity because they’re coated with a slick, powdery residue. When I asked Speer’s Product Development Engineer Jeff Williams about it, he explained that the pure copper jacket is stickier than typical gilding metal (copper/zinc alloy) used on jacketed bullets. The boron-nitride coating makes them quite slippery in the bore..." [/QUOTE]
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