Blackpowder

[Caveman]

I´ve had some great results using the Lee mold for blackpowder bullets. Should I use blackpowder?

[PACKIN' PLASTIC]

I don't really understand you.


PP

[Steve Koski]

Shore. Y knot?

[Zeker]

Blackpowder and substitutes like Pyrodex are highly corrosive. After firing (and I mean immediately after firing)your weapon will need a thorough cleaning or permanent damage can occur. If you want to fire blackpowder and see that puff of white smoke, I would advise buying a less expensive, easy to clean wheelgun and not run the chance of damaging your defensive pistol.

[Swamprot]

"I´ve had some great results using the Lee mold for blackpowder bullets. Should I use blackpowder?"

I did a little research and the authorities seem to recommend you don't use blackpowder for casting bullets.

Use lead for bullets and blackpowder for propellant.

[akapennypincher]

Originally posted by Caveman
I´ve had some great results using the Lee mold for blackpowder bullets. Should I use blackpowder?

Your post has me totally confused, and are you talking about Loading Black Powder in Modern Cartridge Cases, and shooting it in your Glock, a .40 Smith & Wesson Caliber Glock.;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d