Hot glue bullets

[DTK Supply]

Anybody played with loading hot glue bullets? I'm about to try it out and see how it works in a Glock 22 and not just a wheel gun. I'm sure there won't be enough energy for the pistol to function........or maybe. How will it work in an AR? I don't know but I'm going to find out.

If you've done any loading with bullets made from hot glue please chime in.

Thanks,

DTK Supply

 

[deller]

We use to train with wax bullets. They stung like hell. They were fired only by the primer. I would think the hot glue rounds are similar.

 

[DTK Supply]

We use to train with wax bullets. They stung like hell. They were fired only by the primer. I would think the hot glue rounds are similar.

Did they cycle the gun?

 

[deller]

We were firing revolvers. I'm a old fart. Lol

 

[Nonliberal]

You going to use a bullet mold and fill it with hot glue?

 

[Deleted member 20875]

Did they cycle the gun?

The primer alone is not enough energy to cycle the action on a pistol. If you do charge the round "which I never done" I would assume it would blow the glue apart or have a projectile which can be as deadly.

 

[deller]

I currently fire 38 and 44 special plastic rounds in my garage in bad weather. In good weather I shoot what ever I want in my back yard. The plastic bullets are propelled by Magnum primers. A friend of mine claims to have chronegraphed the 44 rounds at 900 plus fps. I know you need a good back stop for either of the two rounds.

 

[sold7]

Speer make a plastic that works better, reusable and does't gunk up the gun

Will not cycle slide on auto but works 1 shot or wheel gun

 

[Bucket99]

I found this while watching "wax slugs" videos. Will not cycle in an auto though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy2ghV8wLcI

 

[DTK Supply]

You going to use a bullet mold and fill it with hot glue?

Yep. I'm not sure if I want to deal with the glue bullets in the AR when I can just use the Sim rnds, but I am willing to rig a Glock spring up to eject a glue bullet if possible.