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Powder Coating Bullets on Silicone vs Steel Baskets - VR to Elvis Ammo
This is a video response to the "Powder Coating Bullets On "Silicone" VS "Wire Mesh" ?" video posted by Elvis Ammo (https://youtu.be/coEneezUDO8).
I was surprised by the horrible results he experienced using a silicone mat, and decided to do my own mini-experiment to see if I could get similar or better results.
Eastwood Ford Light Blue powder: http://www.eastwood.com/hotcoa....t-powder-ford-light-
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I really liked the 9mm load test, where do you get your powder for coating?
How about taking some old 30 cal casings and attach them (braze, a screw through the primer hole, or what ever) to a metal sheet so they all stand up with resolve.
The only part without the powder coat will be the area under the gas check.
I think I saw recent Elvis Vid where he used a low temp oven for a longer period of time, maybe 250 degrees for an hour (can't remember)??? However... I'm a few weeks out from giving powder coating bullets a try, so my comments are baseless at this point but hope to learn from you guys...Thanks for posting your trials.
I believe that your words, "everyone has to figure out what works best for them" sums up my years of reloading, helping others learn reloading and my little experience in PC. People need to have a healthy disrespect for their current process and keep trying new products and methods. cheers
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