Is anyone getting a coated rifle boolit that is accurate? So far I've tried both Klass Kote, HF gloss red and matte black, and several colors of PBTP and NONE of them give any accuracy in any of my test loads. I started with what are known good loads in lubed lead loads and tinkered for a bit until I just loaded some up with jacketed data and went the opposite with mouse fart type loads and the best I'm getting is at 25 yards it's a shotgun pattern at best. I've gone plain base, GC base w/o check, with check, coated check, aluminum check, copper check, Hornady check, and probably a couple more. I'm just wasting powder and primers at this point and have called it quits only to try a couple more and fail yet again. I don't get it. With handgun shooting distance up to 25 yards it seems like they all work just fine. But nothing in .30-30 in a Marlin 336 or 8mm Mauser in a M24/47 is worth recording besides making sure I don't duplicate failure. I know I can make a Trail Boss load with a plated .308 150gr X-Treme bullet shoot straight so why can't I do the same with a coated boolit??? I've tried different sizing diameters, different alloys, different powders, and I'm just out of ideas to try.
So I'm asking for a little help here... If anyone else had done this and gotten some decent accuracy from a rifle load I would love a few tips...