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Reloading 9mm
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<blockquote data-quote="jfloyd" data-source="post: 1953953" data-attributes="member: 73643"><p>In general you are correct Corey. However, coated lead in many barrels are fine which can save some money. Glock barrels are like most barrels in that there are no absolutes. Coated lead will work great in some and not so great in others. The good news is that the tell tail sign is accuracy degrades as the barrel coats with coating or lead. I've fired 10's of thousands of coated lead through factory barrels without issue. But I know the proper way to load them and what to look for. Proper belling so you don't scratch off the coating and using "cooler" powders that don't cook off the coating are the first step. Bullet sizing is important as well. This is a good guide if you want to go down that path:</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.blackbulletsinternational.com/loading-basics.html[/URL]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jfloyd, post: 1953953, member: 73643"] In general you are correct Corey. However, coated lead in many barrels are fine which can save some money. Glock barrels are like most barrels in that there are no absolutes. Coated lead will work great in some and not so great in others. The good news is that the tell tail sign is accuracy degrades as the barrel coats with coating or lead. I’ve fired 10’s of thousands of coated lead through factory barrels without issue. But I know the proper way to load them and what to look for. Proper belling so you don’t scratch off the coating and using “cooler” powders that don’t cook off the coating are the first step. Bullet sizing is important as well. This is a good guide if you want to go down that path: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.blackbulletsinternational.com/loading-basics.html[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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