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Much abliged...

I shoot to support my casting and reloading habits.

190c = 374f or so, 380 should work just fine.

The HT Gold sticks to copper checks fine.

I'm in, thinking red for hi velocity a the pigment in redish colors seems very hearty...

I keep both mixed and unmixed in the fridge.
I tumble in a large sealed plastic container, I believe it is a mayo container. Tumble them until well coated, remove lid and gently fan air into/fumes...

I keep both mixed and unmixed in the fridge.
I tumble in a large sealed plastic container, I believe it is a mayo container. Tumble them until well coated, remove lid and gently fan air into/fumes...

I get the same results from powder by the pound Burgundy polyester TGIC.
I have noticed that the clear liquid on top is thicker than acetone, I assume some of the powder coat dissolves however the...

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I am actually looking for a Lee style push through sizer.

I need a .310 sizer and don't want to enlarge any of those I allready own.
Thank you in advance.
Olaf

This powder is also available through powder by the pound...

Stick around Joe, for every person that gives you a hard time there are dozens of us that enjoy and need your input.

I tried a number of different methods. I used an airbrush to spray it on, attempted tumbling them, dipping them one at a time......
The closest I got to success was spraying on with an airbrush,...

I have, but I couldn't make it work. When it dries, the boolits cannot be handled without knocking the powder off.
My observation of the liquid 2 powder is this: it appears to be water with some...

Has anyone tried this method with rifle at full jacketed velocities and no gas check?

I have just been smelting it all together and casting ingots. I did not realize they were different metals...

That is linotype.

I can't recommend enough the use of the appropriate Lyman "M" die.
It will basically eliminate any shaving of the coating if used properly.
I have one for each calibre that I load cast boolits for,...

No, however the coating is harder than most alloys. Baking the coating on can remove the boolits heat treating making it softer. If you do not heat treat your boolits this will not matter.

Or if you use Android, Strelok works quite well and it only cost about 10 bucks.

if you exceed $99, shipping from Rotometals is free provided you order online.

There is however no doubt in my mind that the hi-tek coating is a superior product.

1 pound of powder is about $8.
1 quart of acetone is about $8.
Not having to wait for your bullet coating to arrive from Australia, priceless...

Definitely shorter total time, and much better looking finished product.
The upside of the tumble and bake method is that it requires a great deal less handling of each boolit. I tumble a hundred...