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Originally Posted by Salavee
Thanks for the input guys. It's looking that I may give some a go with my .41 Rem mag and 35 Whelen Ai . I was really concerned about the possibility of the coating fouling barrels at higher velocities. A professional application with proper curing appears to be a decent upgrade for a cast bullet. With that in mind, would lubing still be necessary ?
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I think the whole premise of powder coating bullets it to get away from lube and lead fouling. I suppose lube wouldn’t hurt but not sure what would be gained .
There are others on here with a whole lot more knowledge about this than me , but I think the PC is meant to be the buffer between lead and rifling just like copper is on jacketed bullets.
Also remember to size your bullets after they are coated. Sizing won’t hurt the PC if it is applied correctly.