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In my experience it depends on how you apply it (method and amount) and humidity and it can vary a little with the shake and bake method. I usually see a .002-.004 increase in diameter at 50 to 60% humidity. I usually run them through a lee sizer to make them consistently sized. It really doesn't take long once you get rolling and perfect your method. I do batches of 150 in the toaster oven and by the time one batch is cooked the next is ready to go in. I can do about 3 batches per hour. I haven't seen accuracy issues from slightly different thicknesses in pistol and revolver. The coating is tough and hard but not brittle.So.... How do you control how much is applied? Seems there's a pretty tight tolerance on the diameter of a bullet being squeezed down the bore of a barrel.
Seems there'd be un-uniform thickness at different locations around the bullet diameter.
How much thickness does it add?
Didn't realize the bullet could be sized afterward. Figured it would shave off the coating. Makes more sense now.In my experience it depends on how you apply it (method and amount) and humidity and it can vary a little with the shake and bake method. I usually see a .002-.004 increase in diameter at 50 to 60% humidity. I usually run them through a lee sizer to make them consistently sized. It really doesn't take long once you get rolling and perfect your method. I do batches of 150 in the toaster oven and by the time one batch is cooked the next is ready to go in. I can do about 3 batches per hour. I haven't seen accuracy issues from slightly different thicknesses in pistol and revolver. The coating is tough and hard but not brittle.
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You can see in the pic above that it ingraves nicely in the barrel without srtipping off.
I can size a properly cured .358 that is pc'd up to .361 down to .352 in 2 steps and it just moves right with the lead. It's fascinating really. It's amazing stuff.Didn't realize the bullet could be sized afterward. Figured it would shave off the coating. Makes more sense now.
The sate of California has banned orange and blue.. so they got that going on..Someone has to figure out how to screen print cool designs on "evil" bullets:
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Those look good! I've not seen anything like that sold in stores or on line. I'd like to buy some from you for my 45-70 if you can make them in .459 diameter? Let me know if that is possible? Also what bullet choices (weight and shape) can you cast and powder coat for the 45-70?(pictures?) Thanks in advanceSome of the colors I have
PC before baking
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PC after baking
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new 45/70 500 grn mold
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I do like the looks of those!