Good thing or bad thing.

[Retumbo]

Had a few air soft pellets get stuck in my hollow points. Tests to follow.

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[birdadly]

I’m surprised they didn’t melt down the sides!

[swamp]

It looks interesting. Are those the plastic ones? I use them in shotshell loads for in house and fun loads.
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[Retumbo]

I’m surprised they didn’t melt down the sides!

They were deeper in the hollow, guess they got pushed out a bit during baking.

Yea they are standard plastic air soft bbs

[Rcmaveric]

My brother uses polymer self defense rounds that look that. If i am not mistaken the tipped hunting rounds work on the same princpe also. Just with a sharp tip. The idea is is wedges into the lead helping expansion.

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[Walter Laich]

what substance are you going to use them on for testing?

signing up to see how this works out

[Gunslinger1911]

Better watch it, you just copied the "Power Ball" load, Cor-Bon maybe ?
I have a MiHec 45 acp mould with a ginormous HP (pretty much a copy of the Speer "flying ash tray"), this happens a lot.
Doesn't hurt a thing, actually aided feeding in a friends picky 1911.
I mostly pick them out. Don't want to buy more. lol

[Castloader]

@Retumbo did you ever shoot those things? What happened?

[mehavey]

How/what did the OP use to seat them in the case?

[justindad]

Plastic pellets ought to be ok. Not sure if the ATF would consider steel pellets armor piercing.

[RKJ]

That right there is why I quit using BB's during PC. It was a great big pain. It seems to work just as well without em for me. Those bullets do look pretty cool though.