Interesting. Seems to run against all the urban legend stuff about fast cast bullets. Now, can you shoot say 40 of 50 rounds and maintain your accuracy? I'm still wondering about lead buildup. When I was actively shooting in action pistol events, we shot some very hot loads for pins and deleading the barrel was a regular practice. I don't remember getting huge amounts of lead, but it was there for sure.
This is a good conversation because one of the paths the club was considering was simply banning bullets. But if they can still be pushed that hard without any coating, then we accomplish nothing other than possibly addressing the target welding complaint from the club welder.
Appreciate the insight, guys. I've said this from the first day here that I'm truly a newbie to rifle shooting. I grew up a shotgunner and then moved to handguns. BPCR was my first foray into rifles in the 90's and BP brings with it, its own set of rules and limitations, not to mention home brewed theories and advice. A famous BPCR author shot with us and I'm sure many here would be familiar with his name and books. For all his years of shooting BPCR and all his experiments and theories on what works and what doesn't, the man never was able to hit 10 turkeys.
I'll be passing this along to the club hierarchy. Looks like it will just muddy the waters further.
