Powder Coating some 44 Magnum 240gr Cast Bullets

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Powder coating 44 Magnum Keith Style 240gr cast bullets with Eastwood Clear.

Комментарии • 8

  • @jim8191
    @jim8191 3 года назад +1

    I recommend everyone look up the pros and cons of water quenching bullets as opposed to letting naturally cool. Which hardens over time vs. softens. Great video!

  • @jonathanrogers9961
    @jonathanrogers9961 2 года назад +2

    Satin, Semi gloss, full gloss, super gloss, or ultra clear?

    • @brodericksinclair329
      @brodericksinclair329 2 года назад

      I just bought the full gloss

    • @michael184272
      @michael184272 Год назад

      @@brodericksinclair329 how did the full gloss work out for you..
      Iam going to order the semi gloss

    • @brodericksinclair329
      @brodericksinclair329 Год назад

      @@michael184272 Worked out great, had some straight shooting cast color projectiles

  • @bryco32
    @bryco32 3 года назад

    I use that same pc. After they are cured in the oven I just dump them directly right into a old cooler full of water. Then dump them onto a towel on a concrete floor.

  • @Patriot-hz8xk
    @Patriot-hz8xk Год назад

    Would these work well in a desert eagle? Or is it FMJ only for the desert eagle?

    • @Namerifrats
      @Namerifrats  Год назад

      Would be fine for a DE. I use cast in higher velocity and power than any DE cartridge with great results. Especially powder coated. No leading or other issues.