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  • hylander
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 3870

    Anyone use these cast Bullets ?

    I will be loading for my G23 for practice and small game.
    I have an aftermarket barrel so shooting lead or reloading is not an Issue



    Last edited by hylander; 07-19-2008, 5:21 PM.
    Failure is not an Option
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    supersonic
    Calguns Addict
    • May 2007
    • 5885

    Theoretically, the lube in the grooves is not supposed to lead your BBL. However, as a rule, I don't EVER shoot bare lead through my Glocks due to the lead/pressure build-up caused by the polygonal rifling. I'd stay away from them. If you are trying to save $$$, go with these:http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpag...eitemid=277396
    Scott

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    • #3
      hylander
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 3870

      Originally posted by supersonic
      Theoretically, the lube in the grooves is not supposed to lead your BBL. However, as a rule, I don't EVER shoot bare lead through my Glocks due to the lead/pressure build-up caused by the polygonal rifling.
      Scott
      I have an aftermarket Barrel, no worries with lead or reloading
      Failure is not an Option

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      • #4
        f4tweet
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 2022

        I use Rainier 180gr FP in my G-23, they are plated. Too many KB's for me to try lead. Some do, I don't.

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        • #5
          hylander
          Veteran Member
          • Oct 2005
          • 3870

          I have tried Rainer bullets, don't like them and they are over twice the price of the lead Bullets.
          Failure is not an Option

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          • #6
            f4tweet
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2005
            • 2022

            What didn't you like about them? I have used them in 9mm, .357, .40, and 10mm @1200fps?

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            • #7
              hylander
              Veteran Member
              • Oct 2005
              • 3870

              Originally posted by f4tweet
              What didn't you like about them? I have used them in 9mm, .357, .40, and 10mm @1200fps?
              Failure to feed and bad accuracy, I have only used thier .45 ACP bullets
              185gr.
              Plus they are over double the price of Lead
              Failure is not an Option

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              • #8
                f4tweet
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2005
                • 2022

                Failure to feed can be a function of not crimping enough/ rough chamber, both, or incorrect OAL. With a plated bullet you want to have a slight crimp line on the bullet, no more. If you overcrimp you can crack the plating and that will affect accuracy. You might want to polish your feed ramp and just break/ round the top of the ramp. If you are shooting a SWC as I do, vary the OAL a little to help with the 3 point jam. I had the same problem with an XD-40 Tactical, and after that fix, it feeds everything. Been there, done that.
                Last edited by f4tweet; 07-19-2008, 5:56 PM.

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                • #9
                  scrat
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 1516

                  Back in the days of ebay. That guy used to sell those bullets like hot cakes. i never tried them as i cast my own. but he had some very good feedback on ebay. If i wasnt casting i would give him a try.
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