I started PCing a couple years ago and found when my lead gets up to 400 ( cheap infrared gun) and then I start my 20 min cook the PC gets a very good bond to the lead. I run 9mm / 1150fps and the barrel is cleaner than FMJ.
Looks like Halloween candy for deer lol your a mad scientist and myth buster at the same time love the background chicken noise in the background nice vid love the family atmosphere
Man those look good. I get speckles on mine where the pellets stick together but I haven't been water dropping. I also been using a higher temp. 400+ I'm gonna change it up. Thanks for the touch up,video.👍❤️
Hey bud love your videos hate seeing you handle all this stuff with no gloves I use medium surgical type glove's so they are skin tight so stuff is easy to handle god bless you and your family
What is the purpose of powder coating buckshot? Is it to prevent barrel leading? If so then if the hull is too small to accommodate without bulging the you can remove the petals from the wad?
I know this is way off topic of this video but I don't do Facebook and I wanted to reach out to you about some hulls that Ballistic Products has In Stock right now. They are 20 gauge Cheddite hulls primed with Magnum Primers. I ordered a bag to play with and of course I'd be interested in seeing what you could do with them. I've never seen magnum primed 20 gauge hulls for sale and I've never personally thought about using magnum primers to reload 20 gauge with. Thanks for all that you do, take care.
Looking to tap into other powdercoater's Experience ! Does anyone powdercoat muzzleloader roundballs ( I'm looking to do some .490 & .495cal for a Hawken reproduction .50 cal caplock) or LEE'S 50 cal "REAL" bullets. Can powdercoated roundballs take the place of a patched ball and if so, is there a one coat powdercoat that goes on thick enough to do the job of the cloth patch ??? Any Experienced help would be greatly appreciated.......
Wade, an issue I am having coating is container used and static electricity. Is the tumbler the key to success with the Static Electricity that it creates? Thanks for your help!
for me it was a major issue. the tumbler seemed to solve all of problems that I was having! also, a good quality powder will make a lot of difference as well. Eastwood makes a great powder. Most of the Military surplus powders work very well!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Thank you! One more question, for long term storage, do you think that the Eastwood powder coating will hold up on cast bullets and buckshot? I am wondering if the powder coated will dissolve? Any input is greatly appreciated.
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors so I would assume that your tumbling method creates a bit harder surface than the avg powder coating and that left that way actually is a bit better! I’m going to buy one of the harbor freight rock tumblers and go to it. I’ve cast and loaded quite a bit of buck shot but I like to learn new things and better, more precise methods of doing it!. You really do help out a bunch with these videos! Great stuff!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Wade Kyle hadwin here and I have been Hunting for a long time here in SC but I took about a 7 year break and just started hunting again this season I've screwed up twice this week Monday afternoon and Friday afternoon today!!! IDK what's going on but I'm shooting buckshot and I'm hitting my mark but both 🦌 have ran off leaving nothing behind to track !! Shooting factory made Winchester 00 buck and it's not performing very well at all my friend idk but I know that is all I can find around here and I could really use some different shells to test out in my Mossberg!! Anyway I could purchase some reloads from you?
Been watching your stuff for a week or so. Just watch Mr. Adkins' video on powder coating too. Reasoning to powder coat makes sense.
Them kitty kats thought they heard some dry food pouring in their pan!!
This is ART
Kittens were hoping you were going to clean some fish!
that's a fact Bruce!! it won't be long now!
I started PCing a couple years ago and found when my lead gets up to 400 ( cheap infrared gun) and then I start my 20 min cook the PC gets a very good bond to the lead. I run 9mm / 1150fps and the barrel is cleaner than FMJ.
Looks like Halloween candy for deer lol your a mad scientist and myth buster at the same time love the background chicken noise in the background nice vid love the family atmosphere
Man those look good. I get speckles on mine where the pellets stick together but I haven't been water dropping. I also been using a higher temp. 400+ I'm gonna change it up. Thanks for the touch up,video.👍❤️
Hey bud love your videos hate seeing you handle all this stuff with no gloves I use medium surgical type glove's so they are skin tight so stuff is easy to handle god bless you and your family
The powder coat looks great 👍 👌
Was wondering how you coated them love your videos both the reloading and hunting keep up the great work
Bubba I've been playing with 357 on the shotshell capsules with buckshot very interesting
Bubba, the powder coated buckshot is super cool! Why do you coat buckshot?
Looks good Wade.
Always need good helper I love your episode I do it myself have you had any problem finding The shotgun roll cramping tool
Good video BRO !
What is the purpose of powder coating buckshot? Is it to prevent barrel leading? If so then if the hull is too small to accommodate without bulging the you can remove the petals from the wad?
Great video.
Looks good
Wade, can you give us a list of the colors you use for your different calibers of shot???
Why powder coat? Just cuz it looks great and you can ID different diameters or is there other benefits?
I know this is way off topic of this video but I don't do Facebook and I wanted to reach out to you about some hulls that Ballistic Products has In Stock right now. They are 20 gauge Cheddite hulls primed with Magnum Primers. I ordered a bag to play with and of course I'd be interested in seeing what you could do with them. I've never seen magnum primed 20 gauge hulls for sale and I've never personally thought about using magnum primers to reload 20 gauge with. Thanks for all that you do, take care.
No worries! When using mag primers in shotgun rounds, all you need to do is drop 5% off of the max powder charge and you will be good to go! Wade
Очень интересно! Спасибо!
I enjoy all your videos, but im having withdrawals from no hunting vids
Looking to tap into other powdercoater's Experience ! Does anyone powdercoat muzzleloader roundballs ( I'm looking to do some .490 & .495cal for a Hawken reproduction .50 cal caplock) or LEE'S
50 cal "REAL" bullets.
Can powdercoated roundballs take the place of a patched ball and if so, is there a one coat powdercoat that goes on thick enough to do the job of the cloth patch ??? Any Experienced help would be greatly appreciated.......
Off topic but ya I find if you keep your oven at 350ish they last forever
Wade, an issue I am having coating is container used and static electricity. Is the tumbler the key to success with the Static Electricity that it creates? Thanks for your help!
for me it was a major issue. the tumbler seemed to solve all of problems that I was having! also, a good quality powder will make a lot of difference as well. Eastwood makes a great powder. Most of the Military surplus powders work very well!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Thank you! One more question, for long term storage, do you think that the Eastwood powder coating will hold up on cast bullets and buckshot? I am wondering if the powder coated will dissolve? Any input is greatly appreciated.
@@sylviacandler5541 ohh yeah! I have some that have been storage for years!
Seems OTT for shot to my mind, but they are damn nice looking I'll give you that.
how many 00 buckshot pellets can you powder coat with 1/2 pound of powder coat powder? Roughly?
thats a lot of powder! should do several thousand #00 pellets.
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Thanks. Just trying to get a feel on how much to order.
When powder coating buckshot have you noticed group performance difference ? Tighter? Any enhanced penetration quality?
I have noticed better uniform patterns when there is a hard smooth surface on the pellets Ray!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors so I would assume that your tumbling method creates a bit harder surface than the avg powder coating and that left that way actually is a bit better! I’m going to buy one of the harbor freight rock tumblers and go to it. I’ve cast and loaded quite a bit of buck shot but I like to learn new things and better, more precise methods of doing it!. You really do help out a bunch with these videos! Great stuff!
@@raymondbuie5292 yessir! the hammering of the tumbling process puts like a micro jacket on the pellets and they perform like a dream!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors I believe that! Very good looking shot! Thank you!
@@raymondbuie5292 yessir!
Wade.... Do you have different tumbler bowls for each color? Or do you just clean out the tumbler each time to change colors?
I just wipe it out!
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At the rate Bix and David are going thru them that's not going to be enough lead. Just saying.
Amen!!
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Wade Kyle hadwin here and I have been Hunting for a long time here in SC but I took about a 7 year break and just started hunting again this season I've screwed up twice this week Monday afternoon and Friday afternoon today!!! IDK what's going on but I'm shooting buckshot and I'm hitting my mark but both 🦌 have ran off leaving nothing behind to track !! Shooting factory made Winchester 00 buck and it's not performing very well at all my friend idk but I know that is all I can find around here and I could really use some different shells to test out in my Mossberg!! Anyway I could purchase some reloads from you?
If you think steel shot is hard on barrels, use powder coating. Looks cool, but it's harder than ceramics. And, there is NO flex at all.
I don't believe that is correct. I can easily cut it with a file and I can smash a powder-coated bullet with a hammer and it continues to adhere.