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What are polymer coated bullets?

What are polymer coated bullets?

A: Eggleston Polymer Coated Bullets are hard cast bullets with a tough polymer shell which encases the lead projectile. They are similar in concept to copper plated bullets, except the plating is made out of polymer instead of copper or copper alloy.

Can you cast polymer bullets?

After the bullets are cast we apply a coat of Polymer to the bullets and then bake them in a commercial oven at 400 degrees. After they cool we apply a SECOND coat and bake them again.

Do you need to lube powder coated bullets?

As you handle coated bullets the lead does not come in contact with your skin. Less chance of absorbing lead. As you load bullets there is no lube to creep up the seating die and change the seating depth on the bullet. When you fire coated bullets there is no lube to burn so they make much less smoke.

Are green tip bullets legal?

Currently, green-tipped ammo is legal for US civilians to own under federal law.

Can a polymer coated bullet be pushed faster?

The polymer coated bullets can be pushed faster with no leading. Initial testing has proven the polymer coated bullets to be more accurate with a dramatic decrease in smoke. The process to make our polymer coated bullets is a little slower and time consuming but well worth the effort for those looking for such a product.

What kind of bullets are Badman polymer coated?

Badman Polymer Coated Bullets uses a process that bakes on a polymer coating to the existing lead bullet. The polymer coated bullets can be pushed faster with no leading. Initial testing has proven the polymer coated bullets to be more accurate with a dramatic decrease in smoke.

Which is better a polymer bullet or FMJ bullet?

We have been able to show that a hard cast lead bullet coated with our proprietary polymer coating has less recoil and more velocity with the same powder charge compared to a similarly loaded FMJ bullet. In fact, in early testing we have shown as much as 100 to 150 FPS increase in velocity.

What kind of bullets are used in USPSA?

Our customers use our coated bullets to shoot Cowboy action, USPSA, IPSC, IDPA Steel and more. Shooters and reloaders from competitive shooters to weekend enthusiast can be assured that your guns will remain free of lead or polymer fouling.