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Two .510 slugs recovered from game at modest ranges...Can you tell which one is a.hollow point? One slug is a solid with powder coating..Really at 1000 fps and under their big ridiculous slow bounce around and do whatever they want. Powder coating had no.effect on expansion... The purple slug...

Yea I put that stuff everywhere I might grab. I can't imagine how slippery the powder coat would be when wet. Only reason i didn't get the 45 is I have a 13 inch hp max 50 cal bolt action. 6 round per fill. I saw an opportunity to shoot 2 mags vs 1. That was really it. What it lacks in power...

Happy to hear!

look up powder coating pellets . easy but messy ( do outside ) . Think shooting at night under lights . A guy in GA. sent some to me , very interesting at twilight .

I put powder in a container with slugs and gently shook them around. Individually mounting each slug on a toothpick is way more work than I'm willing to do.

Powder coating...Shake in coffee container with powder coat. Shake off excess powder coat. Place in oven at 400 f for at least 12 min..Dump in water out of oven to separate... Next step sizing

I haven't had any of the moly problems in the cromo barrel I use them in for 20 years but it's a base level coyote cartridge too. Boron would be best. Seasoning with clp has show promise over the last 20 years for casual shooting too. Just like a cast iron pan but using time instead of heat.

OK, but how long will it be before this issue starts effecting sales? Once that occurs, your algorithm falls short. Then the cost of recovery starts to play its part.

I’ve been shooting a lot of slugs lately and I’ve noticed that they foul up the barrel quite a bit faster than pellets. My quest in finding a solution has led me through barrel polishing, projectile lubing, etc. Recently I was introduced to a barrel/projectile coating product called hBN...

@Poke-E Sounds about right. They can arrive pretty beat up too.

Which one, old style or most recent?

okay sounds good now if you were to take it apart and go to the trouble to strip it down i think i would take it in and have it powder coated, more money yes but better finish good luck with your new pistol

There is no way to have a machine shop measure bore of magazine, Unless I want to pay 100 bucks, I am in the oil field nothing free everyone wants to get rich,, My 25 is such a breeze to shoot just push the pellet in rotate magazine and shoot,, Maybe I Was expecting to much from the 22 and...

My wife works in optics, I am talking about the very higher end in optics. Along the years I learned from stories about the compounds the glass is made of....pretty much start with mixing specialty material powders (that the Chinese now want to stop exporting), melt the composite and cast the...

Wow that's a truly beautiful powder coat slug selection... I can't find any negative s of powder coating over naked lead slugs... Keep up the good work😀

Powder coating is a plus..Just a good barrier between lead and steel providing lubrication...

Nice pic , Nice gun. Great weather here in PA for squirrel. I'm seeing plenty of Grays at the farm.

Once we shot FT at Bay Point in the rain (not where we do now, undercover). TX#1 was soaked. At home it was completely dismantled and the steel parts left submerged in a tub of WD-40. I have done this many times with my powder burners and the M-16 when in Vietnam. Afterwards, the WD-40 was...

Yes I've used shake and bake powder coating method to do. Abt 300 lbs of .510 cast powder coat slugs. Can do 25 lbs of slugs at a time doing shake and bake powder coating. Watch Elvis ammo on YouTube......