Post by harveylogan on Feb 13, 2024 12:32:24 GMT -5
Finally able to buy Brass from Starline ($118/500)
and
Ammo from Steinel ($39/50)
going to get theses gals running.
Original Ammo 85-88gr
Steinel Ammo 110gr loaded in Starline
Bear Creek Bullets offers a 86RN, sized in .310, ($40/500) and is coated in their special coating,
Bear Creek Supply bullets (BCS) undergo a very unique coating application process that allows lead bullets to perform to their full potential. This coating is a strong, high-temperature polymer containing a mix of proprietary lubricants that is permanently bonded to the bullet and is not a simple tumble-on dry powder coating like that which is utilized for jacketed rifle bullet use. Because of the unique properties that makeup our coating, BCS bullets have the lowest bullet-to-bore friction of any projectiles available on the market today. This coating creates a hard shell that is chemically and physically bonded to the bullet and because of this, lead never touches the bore, it gets rid of human contact with lead during the loading process, and it eliminates leading in the barrel of the gun so the need for bore cleaning is practically gone.
Has anybody had experience with Bear Creek Supply and this coating?
FWIW: Original ammo was 85-88gr. I have Brass and Ammo in hand.
and
Ammo from Steinel ($39/50)
going to get theses gals running.
Original Ammo 85-88gr
Steinel Ammo 110gr loaded in Starline
Bear Creek Bullets offers a 86RN, sized in .310, ($40/500) and is coated in their special coating,
Bear Creek Supply bullets (BCS) undergo a very unique coating application process that allows lead bullets to perform to their full potential. This coating is a strong, high-temperature polymer containing a mix of proprietary lubricants that is permanently bonded to the bullet and is not a simple tumble-on dry powder coating like that which is utilized for jacketed rifle bullet use. Because of the unique properties that makeup our coating, BCS bullets have the lowest bullet-to-bore friction of any projectiles available on the market today. This coating creates a hard shell that is chemically and physically bonded to the bullet and because of this, lead never touches the bore, it gets rid of human contact with lead during the loading process, and it eliminates leading in the barrel of the gun so the need for bore cleaning is practically gone.
Has anybody had experience with Bear Creek Supply and this coating?
FWIW: Original ammo was 85-88gr. I have Brass and Ammo in hand.
