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It matters where the lead comes from... foundry... where I get mine... or scrap, Linotype, wheel weights... it's a quality control issue, too.1 point
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... * ps - well actually, my wife lets me think that I'm the owner1 point
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:FlagAm: Howdy, Pards! Please quit sending me PM's telling me to post the name of the outfit who is making the badly cast bullets. I will not post their name unless they won't replace the bad bullets. And regardless of what my thread title says, I do realize the issue is the bullet, and not the coating. Respectfully, Mustang1 point
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Contact the folks that made them and let them know. They normally want to know and should send you some replacements. I bought some from a vendor and they were concerned and sent me replacements of what we figured were about the right number (plus a few more) to fix me up. If they do not respond well, then let us know.1 point
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Your issue is not with powder coated bullets. It is with a crummy bullet caster. It's like painting a car. If you paint over dents the car is still going to be dented. Your heading makes it sound like the coating caused some sort of problem. That is apparently not so.1 point
