Has anyone here used their coated bullets? After 24 rounds of their 150 grain swc bullets through my Glock 34, I'm left with a residue in my barrel that is proving difficult to remove. Suggestions? Already emailed BB, but no reply yet.
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I've shot hundreds of the 124grn 9mm with no problems.
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No idea what the coating is. Hoppes 9 doesn't cut through it.
They are powder coated. It is like a hard paint. Not sure much would cut through it. I know several people that use them. One of the top GSSF shooters swears by them.
Thanks, Jackie. I worry just how much would build up after an entire match. I am not happy with the gunk in my barrel.
I've shot their coated 9's, 40's and 45's without a problem.
I believe you have them loaded to hot and now have what is akin to barrel leading.
You need to keep them under 1000 fps, 900 preferably.
Mellow them some and they'll work fine.
(I've only shot their 147gr 9's, 180gr 40's & 230gr 45's)
I believe you have them loaded to hot and now have what is akin to barrel leading.
You need to keep them under 1000 fps, 900 preferably.
Mellow them some and they'll work fine.
(I've only shot their 147gr 9's, 180gr 40's & 230gr 45's)
Low vel as others have pointed out. I shoot 200 gr SWCs at 720 fps for Bullseye without issue but that's not from a Glock barrel.
BTW: I damn sure wouldn't shoot any more until I slowed them down .....
I'm at 3.3 grains of Titegroup. Should be 850 to 900. They are soft shooting and we're accurate. And no, I don't intend to shoot any more. I was looking for a target and match load. Not a big fan of Max velocity.
