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Precision bullets advertise that you can push those black bullets at 2000fps with no leading of the barrel. So, if the barrel won't lead up am I correct that in assuming that a comp wouldn't either? I know, "Don't skimp in open" but you never know until you try or ask. Just throwing some ideas out there.

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They don't "lead" the comp, but they do leave some kind of hard residue that doesn't come out without a little work.

I had ordered a few thousand in .45 & 9mm. The rest are only for non-comped guns.

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I ran the PBs in my OPEN gun before I put a titanium comp on it. They were fine with a carbon steel comp but a no-no with the titanium so I was told.

The load was pretty soft but smokey. The shooter rarely saw the smoke which went upwards...fast.

If I was to do it again I would make a 147 load @ 1160 fps to avoid problems with the deposits of whatever was being left behind. Running a 125 PB at over 1350 doesn't sound like a good idea....

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I have no problems with the precision 125 gr .356. My load is 38 super comp w/vita n105 [10.9grs], new starline brass, and wsr primers. my gun sports a schueman 3 port hybricomp w/ a 8 port comp. It runs over the old 175 power factor, but it is very sharp [if you like that feel] and very flat. I have logged 40,000 plus rounds. I find only a little leading in the comp. Every 3 or 4 thousand rounds I dremell the ports. The barrel does not lead at all, ever. I will put up with a little smoke over the lessend barrel life of the jacketed bullets. This last year the bullets were changed from a poured design to a extruded process [punched from a solid lead bar stock] I belive a higher burn rate was achevied. I do not even sell them, just buy them like everyone else. I hope this helps people take another look at a fine bullet.

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