I can get 1,000 lead SWCs from Laser Cats for about $53 delivered versus $70 for plated SWCs by Rainier/West Coast.
But can't shoot lead indoors and around Seattle its indoor shooting 60 percent of the time at least.
So is it better to spend the extra $10 per thousand rounds and shoot the copper plated 200 grain SWCs like Rainiers, Berry's, and West Coasts compared to shooting some Laser Cast 200 grain lead SWCs?
Laser Cast makes a nice looking 170 grain LSWC for us 10mm and 40 SW shooters. Nobody else does FMJ or plated. Only lead.
I've been told that with about lead is that after 200 or so rounds, you should clean out the barrel some or your accuracy may drop.
Is shooting lead any big deal? Just have to use some Hoppes #9 or some Lead Out right?
I know they need to travel at under 1,000 fpos to make sure you don't have leading problems.
Am I missing anything?
What do you shoot in your 625 or 610s?
Copper plated to save time from cleaning or lead to save money and a slight less wear on the barrel surfaces.
But can't shoot lead indoors and around Seattle its indoor shooting 60 percent of the time at least.
So is it better to spend the extra $10 per thousand rounds and shoot the copper plated 200 grain SWCs like Rainiers, Berry's, and West Coasts compared to shooting some Laser Cast 200 grain lead SWCs?
Laser Cast makes a nice looking 170 grain LSWC for us 10mm and 40 SW shooters. Nobody else does FMJ or plated. Only lead.
I've been told that with about lead is that after 200 or so rounds, you should clean out the barrel some or your accuracy may drop.
Is shooting lead any big deal? Just have to use some Hoppes #9 or some Lead Out right?
I know they need to travel at under 1,000 fpos to make sure you don't have leading problems.
Am I missing anything?
What do you shoot in your 625 or 610s?
Copper plated to save time from cleaning or lead to save money and a slight less wear on the barrel surfaces.