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cast bullets at low velocity& leading?
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I,ve bought a lee mold cliber 30 at 160 rn , my question is if i load my 3030 at around 1300 fps without using gas check , would it lead a lot or it is ok, if you have some good reloading data please tell me ?TIA
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Depends on your lead composition.
Depends on your rifle.
 
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Lead compositon is wheel weight and i have 2x savage one in 30/12 m24 and other m 340 savage.
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It also depends on the lubricant used.
 
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Danny. E-mail me and I'll try an help you out.
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Try KG Bullett Coat. Spray it on with an air brush. A friend of mine does it and has had good luck. You have to bake the stuff on at a low temp. in an oven. You may not want to go to that expense or time, it's just an idea.
 
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You should be fine at those speeds. I have a 200 gr gc mold in 35 caliber, and it was awhile before I got around to getting gas checks. I decided I had nothing to loose loading them sans gas check in my 35 whelen, with a mild charge of pistol powder. Acuracy is just as good as w/ the checks and I had no leading.

I'd suggest ~7 gr unique, or 12 gr 2400, should be just the ticket.

 
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Maybe, You need to try it. I have had little success using gas check bullets without gaschecks. I guess it depends on you accuracy standards. Be sure the bullets are a close fit to the throat or gas can blow past and erode the bullet and lead the barrel.
 
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HI All
Thanks for replies. Paul B sorry i haven't your e- mail Adress to send you mail.
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