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this is a picture of lead fouling out of my 44 magnum taurus using .431 laser cast bullets and 6.0 grains of titegroup powder, about 20 rounds!!![URL= ][IMG]
 
Posts: 117 | Location: colorado springs, co. | Registered: 10 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Have you spoken to Laser Cast? They claim no leading. This from their web site.

"As always, your satisfaction GUARANTEED or you money back!

"No leading"

Confused

I have been shooting their 255 grain SWC over 6.5 Titegroup with no problem. Perhaps you got a poor batch.



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this is a picture of lead fouling out of my 44 magnum taurus using .431 laser cast bullets and 6.0 grains of titegroup powder, about 20 rounds!!![URL= ][IMG]


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what do you do to remove the lead the easiest way?

shooting 44 spc and 430 sized lead in a Uberti cattleman myself, i could run into the same problem...


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what do you do to remove the lead the easiest way?

shooting 44 spc and 430 sized lead in a Uberti cattleman myself, i could run into the same problem...


Well when it's this bad, i am using Barnescr-10 and tons and tons of elbow grease and a brush!! this is really bad!
 
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Check the throat dia. of each cylinder. The bullets should be sized for the throats. Your bbl. may be really rough, is the rev. new? Try shooting a couple hundred jacketed from a clean bore then try the lead, but check those cyl. throats.


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fred, this is a new revolver, got it for christmas from my great Wife. Smiler Smiler

this lead came from the barrel is the scary part, even worse, it shoots them very well and very accurate. Confused
 
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wtman, Go to your favorite supermarket and look for soapless Cu scouring pads: I use "Chore Boy." Cut open the pad, wrap it around your bore brush so that it's a tight fit in the bbl. and scrub the Pb out. Note: You should use a muzzle protector when doing this. Also, "Chore Boy" can be used wet or dry. If wet, try a little Kroil or WD-40, but not a Cu solvent. Try it, you'll like it!
 
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Check the throat dia. of each cylinder. The bullets should be sized for the throats.


which means?

1. a sized bullet will pass the cylinder with ease?

2. a sized bullet will pass the cylinder with weak resistance (hand feed)

3. a sized bullet will pass the cylinder with hard resistance (hand feed)

i guess #4 is not adviseble... (not able to push sized bullet through the cylinder at all...

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I have been using the Chore Boy copper pads for some time now just as you describe and they work well..... thumb

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wtman, Go to your favorite supermarket and look for soapless Cu scouring pads: I use "Chore Boy." Cut open the pad, wrap it around your bore brush so that it's a tight fit in the bbl. and scrub the Pb out. Note: You should use a muzzle protector when doing this. Also, "Chore Boy" can be used wet or dry. If wet, try a little Kroil or WD-40, but not a Cu solvent. Try it, you'll like it!


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