Lead Vs Jacketed Load Data at Julie Sherwood blog

Lead Vs Jacketed Load Data. How much actual difference is there between load data for jacketed vs lead bullets of the same weight? Best solution to leading, i've found, is use an alloy/lube/load that doesn't lead. There seems to be a fairly large difference is published loads of lead bullet data vs jacketed bullet data. Lead/cast load data requires less powder due to both better sealing/conforming to the barrel and the less effort required to get the. Unless you, your load and your rifle are capable of sub. It will also iron the. My biggest complaint with lead load data is that it is often conservative on velocity (not pressure). Shooting a jacketed bullet through a leaded bore will remove some of the heavier, looser lead fouling. For example, hornady 9th edition load data for a 158gr swc in 357. There are basically four types of bullets, re what actually touches the firearm’s rifled barrel, we might choose to handload:

There seems to be a fairly large difference is published loads of lead bullet data vs jacketed bullet data. Lead/cast load data requires less powder due to both better sealing/conforming to the barrel and the less effort required to get the. Best solution to leading, i've found, is use an alloy/lube/load that doesn't lead. There are basically four types of bullets, re what actually touches the firearm’s rifled barrel, we might choose to handload: It will also iron the. How much actual difference is there between load data for jacketed vs lead bullets of the same weight? Shooting a jacketed bullet through a leaded bore will remove some of the heavier, looser lead fouling. Unless you, your load and your rifle are capable of sub. For example, hornady 9th edition load data for a 158gr swc in 357. My biggest complaint with lead load data is that it is often conservative on velocity (not pressure).

Load Data Powder Charges, OAL, and Velocities for EM Coated Bullets Eggleston Munitions

Lead Vs Jacketed Load Data Best solution to leading, i've found, is use an alloy/lube/load that doesn't lead. Shooting a jacketed bullet through a leaded bore will remove some of the heavier, looser lead fouling. How much actual difference is there between load data for jacketed vs lead bullets of the same weight? There are basically four types of bullets, re what actually touches the firearm’s rifled barrel, we might choose to handload: Lead/cast load data requires less powder due to both better sealing/conforming to the barrel and the less effort required to get the. My biggest complaint with lead load data is that it is often conservative on velocity (not pressure). Best solution to leading, i've found, is use an alloy/lube/load that doesn't lead. It will also iron the. Unless you, your load and your rifle are capable of sub. There seems to be a fairly large difference is published loads of lead bullet data vs jacketed bullet data. For example, hornady 9th edition load data for a 158gr swc in 357.