I need help with how to shoot lead cast powder coated bullets in my Tavor X95 so that my barrel and flash suppressor do not get coated in lead, the action cycles, and the accuracy is decent (rather than looking like a shotgun spread at 25 yards). I bought the Lyman casting handbook and for a 55gr lead cast bullet all the loads result in velocities of about 1700 to 1800 ftps. I started off at the minimum load with Red Dot and the accuracy was good at 50 yards and there was no visible leading in the barrel or flash suppressor. The problem was there was not enough force to eject the spent case. Next I used the near maximum load for Red Dot and the accuracy was terrible, there was leading in my barrel and flash suppressor, and the spent cases were still not even close to being ejected. I have not tried gas checks but if it will prevent leading and improve accuracy I will use them. However, if the velocities of all the recommended powders and loads are within a few hundred ftps and I have already tried a load of Red Dot that is near the maximum velocity of the other powders, then how is it possible to use one of the other powders and charges and get decent accuracy, no leading, and enough force to cycle the action? I am using lead from wheel weights. I have not been able to find linotype but heard it is possible to add copper to the lead alloy to increase the hardness. There are so many variables I am struggling with what to do next. What I do know is the Red Dot powder is not going to work. If I use a slower burning powder that results in a similar velocity as the maximum Red Dot load then how could it cycle the action? Wouldn’t the resultant force on the bolt be the same for a given velocity no matter what speed the powder burns? I am asking a lot of questions but I would appreciate any advice on what to do next. I just want to go to the range with my Tavor and shoot inexpensively at targets at around 50 yards and have the action cycle without leading my barrel. Thank you in advance!