Moly Coated Bullets Questions

[davester00]

I've been searching for a clean burning reload for my .45ACP using solo 1000K on a dillon 550b.

I would like to have accurate clean burning rounds. Currently I am using dardas cast 200 grn LSWC bullets and with the power they are a bit smokey for indoor shooting when compared to factory loaded WWB.

? Can anyone point me to a cheap, accurate bullet. I was told that the smoke on my reload is due to the lube on the dardas cast bullet.

If this is true is a moly coated bullet the way to go?

Please post links and feedback.

Thank You.

[CocoBolo]

http://www.bayoubullets.net or http://precisionbullets.com/

I am currently using Bayou they are great, I used precision for years they are very good.

Edited May 1, 2010 by CocoBolo

[Tom D.]

I've been using & liking Black Bullets International 180s in my 40s.

[Corey]

I shoot Precisions over Titegroup. Its actually recommended not to use that powder but its cheap for me and was available and makes a nice load. little smokey but I have yet to notice it at all when shooting.

[Jman]

Some Search Results for you...

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=95155&st=0&p=1089485&hl=moly&fromsearch=1entry1089485

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=50252&st=0&p=574934&hl=moly&fromsearch=1entry574934

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=86002&st=0&p=990463&hl=moly&fromsearch=1entry990463

[Sarge]

I tried precision 147's with solo1000. They shot well and seemed to be fine bullets. But my gun was filthy and they smoked too much for me. Just personal preference I guess.

[LPatterson]

I fired 1000's of Precision's 230gr RN in 1911's but I am finding less residue in the barrel of my 625 with Black Bullets International.