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  • pdoggeth
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    • Mar 2014
    • 369

    Hi-Tek/Poly coated bullets & Desert Eagle

    Just wondering, as I have never tried hi-tek/polymer coated bullets , nor do I own or have I ever shot a Desert Eagle. But will such a setup work for the Deagle's gas system? The purpose is to see if it's possible to reload for the Deagle in a more economical way (44 magnum unfortunately, not 50 AE, unless someone knows a source of 50 AE hi-tek projectiles for cheap)?

    Thx
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    Fordtrucks
    Member
    • May 2008
    • 410

    Roll ur own, cast and powder coat them. I'm sure they will work fine.

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    • #3
      stilly
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jul 2009
      • 10685

      Originally posted by pdoggeth
      Just wondering, as I have never tried hi-tek/polymer coated bullets , nor do I own or have I ever shot a Desert Eagle. But will such a setup work for the Deagle's gas system? The purpose is to see if it's possible to reload for the Deagle in a more economical way (44 magnum unfortunately, not 50 AE, unless someone knows a source of 50 AE hi-tek projectiles for cheap)?

      Thx
      You do not need to worry about the GAS system in a Deagle. As long as you use magnum powders (Blue Dot, H-110, 2400, AA#7, Enforcer, VV-something, I have it but did not use it, Lil Gun, Win-296, 300-MP, the list goes on...) your action WILL cycle just fine. I have loaded and shot over 8k rds through mine.

      Some folks swear by 2400, I have a bottle but never used it. I do not care to use it, Those other folks that swear by it might find me among them if I did use it, but until then, I will stick with my H-110.

      The problem arises when you start casting for the Deagle. I have heard that a few folks had their Deagle shoot hard cast lead just fine...

      But I have also seen that MRI states to use fully sealed J-words otherwise known as TMJ I think. I have shot plenty of FMJ with no issues and I tend to shoot only plated rounds. Apparently there is some mystery about the lead plugging up the gas system. Once you do that it is easier to go and get a new barrel then to try to unplug your gas system- FWIH. I have not tested this and I was not going to test it until I got employed perm FT.

      There was a .50 AE barrel on GB that was selling for $89 and it was sold as a paperweight because that guy somehow managed to plug up his gas system.

      I am wondering if my gas system would get fouled up with PC or not. Until I have a second barrel to test it on, I do not want to try it out. I will simply keep shooting plated, but LTFO if I get employed full time soon. I will get back into full blown weapon testing and technical document creation in regards to the reloading and other processes. Anyways...
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        pdoggeth
        Member
        • Mar 2014
        • 369

        Thx for the info stilly. If I ever plan on getting that deagle, indeed one of the the things I'd be worried about is plugging up the gas system. Which is why I would not want to try hard cast, even if some other folks are brave enough to try so. Hence why I asked about hitek coating (and shouldn't hitek/poly be a little different than your typical moly/powder coat?).

        I was pondering about plated Xtreme, but worried about the plating not surviving 1200+ fps, or light -crimp bullet set back. Seems like you have had good success with it though. How hard you push those plated bullets?

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        • #5
          stilly
          I need a LIFE!!
          • Jul 2009
          • 10685

          Originally posted by pdoggeth
          Thx for the info stilly. If I ever plan on getting that deagle, indeed one of the the things I'd be worried about is plugging up the gas system. Which is why I would not want to try hard cast, even if some other folks are brave enough to try so. Hence why I asked about hitek coating (and shouldn't hitek/poly be a little different than your typical moly/powder coat?).

          I was pondering about plated Xtreme, but worried about the plating not surviving 1200+ fps, or light -crimp bullet set back. Seems like you have had good success with it though. How hard you push those plated bullets?
          Hi-tek, Enamel, PC I had wondered about the bullet shaving off as it travels down the barrel, but why not copper plating then? I can maybe see if there is bullet lube from cast bullets that shave off, but PC is supposed to be strong and hold on.

          I think it is probably okay to shoot those types of pills through the barrel, but better watch it for sure.

          I do NOT know the velocity, but when I had my Enforcer (21gr) that was a hotter load and it had turned the gun into a shot-gun. I fired and noticed that there was shrapnel in the target. I made a you-tube about it...

          How to turn your Deagle into a shotgun I think it was called...
          7 Billion people on the planet. They aint ALL gonna astronauts. Some will get hit by trains...

          Need GOOD SS pins to clean your brass? Try the new and improved model...



          And remember- 99.9% of the lawyers ruin it for the other .1%...

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