Description
Note: When loading coated bullets or any bullets, it is critical that you do not shave the coating or jacket material. If you compromize the coating there can be leading or smoking once shooting. The best way to avoid damaging the coating is to flare your case mouths and lighly crimp. You can check this by loading a dummy round or two and pulling the bullets. There should be no shaving and the crimp should only leave an indentation, it should not physically break through the coating.
Load Data: You should only use data from reputable sources and begin with lead cast bullet data. Begin with cast lead bullet data as a starting point. Personally, I have always found that lighter loads performed better and were more pleasurable to shoot.




Down Town Texas –
Very happy with the first ( test ) order.
Shipping was quick.
Received order and found to be as advertised.
Zero issues reloading with these bullets.
Test firing at range was good and happy with results and overall perfromance.
Have purchased 2nd order of same along with .45 ACP 230 gr RN.
Would recommend to anyone wanting to consider using a coated bullet for reloading and shooting.
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Duffman –
This polymer coating is like having them super lubed. Surprised at how slippery slick it is. A random visual inspection & measuring shows a really consistent coating, sizing, and overall bullet weight.
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