Guns and Ammo Thread

[almostgone]

Does the HI-TEK coating some manufacturers put on them worth it? And if not, how bad is it to scrub the lead residue out of the barrel if you have fouling?

If it's not expensive, I occasionally get it, although I don't have issues with fouling. For instance I like the FalCoat bullets @ Falcon Bullet Company. Decent people, they and Missouri Bullet always are good to deal with.

I mentioned I never have issues with lead fouling, but also, I run a patch through my barrels prior to range shooting with just a dab of TWB-25 grease on it. Not much, just enough to leave a very light film.

Actually, I like all of mil-comm's products and have been using them for quite some time I use Break-free CLP for very few things these days.


https://mil-comm.com/tw25b/

[Honkey_Kong]

If it's not expensive, I occasionally get it, although I don't have issues with fouling. For instance I like the FalCoat bullets @ Falcon Bullet Company. Decent people, they and Missouri Bullet always are good to deal with.

I mentioned I never have issues with lead fouling, but also, I run a patch through my barrels prior to range shooting with just a dab of TWB-25 grease on it. Not much, just enough to leave a very light film.

Actually, I like all of mil-comm's products and have been using them for quite some time I use Break-free CLP for very few things these days.


https://mil-comm.com/tw25b/

Thanks I bookmarked that site.

I just bought some bullets from Bayou Bullets, but they're so back ordered they haven't mailed mine out yet.

[almostgone]

Thanks I bookmarked that site.

I just bought some bullets from Bayou Bullets, but they're so back ordered they haven't mailed mine out yet.

Maybe check out Falcon Bullet or Missouri if Bayou is still backordered? They might can get you what you need until Bayou has cast more bullets.

[C27H40O3]

If it's not expensive, I occasionally get it, although I don't have issues with fouling. For instance I like the FalCoat bullets @ Falcon Bullet Company. Decent people, they and Missouri Bullet always are good to deal with.

I mentioned I never have issues with lead fouling, but also, I run a patch through my barrels prior to range shooting with just a dab of TWB-25 grease on it. Not much, just enough to leave a very light film.

Actually, I like all of mil-comm's products and have been using them for quite some time I use Break-free CLP for very few things these days.


https://mil-comm.com/tw25b/

I love Eezox spray lube and in the squirt can. Nice smell too. Not offensive to the nose.

https://www.eezox.com







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