Thread: Rainy Day Shooting - Rubber bullets in the garage - w/ pics

Originally Posted by Strycnine

Wow I didn't think the magnum primers would make that much of a difference.

I surprised me too, but I'm not sure if it warrants me buying a bunch of magnum primers. This is only use I'd have for them.

My 357 mag and 44 mag do not use magnum primers - unless I reload with a slow powder like H-110 - but I've used regular primers with 110 and experienced no issues that I was aware of.

HacK

Originally Posted by jeclif

Is this like the guys that are molding hot glue for bullets????

I'm not sure if it is actually hot glue, but lots of shooters said they shoot wax bullets. They push the mouth of the case into a sheet of wax.

Hack

wish i could do that in my garage... hahah we need to hang out on rainy days

Originally Posted by mach136

wish i could do that in my garage... hahah we need to hang out on rainy days

I "burned some rubber" today and it was sunny.

Hack

Originally Posted by bltefft

I "burned some rubber" today and it was sunny.

Hack

then we're just gonna have to make this a daily thing now wont we
jk jk

Originally Posted by jeclif

Is this like the guys that are molding hot glue for bullets????

Yep.

Hack