I powder coat, gas check and size then tumble lube in LEES liquid alox, use them boolits in my 223, 22 savage, 30/30, 308 and 357 don't seem to get any lead deposits even with the 223 pushing 60 grain boolits hard.

I do when I go shoot on the MOD (military) ranges, part of their credo is to know about every round and every gun fired, I believe it's a holdover from times past when soldiers would keep back ammo though I don't know. I also know that some of the civilians I shoot with have their licences condition...

357 cast.jpg I bought these in bulk,1000 of each, they are meant to be 158 grains, each weighs at 170 grains. I load them with either Lovex D036, Alliant 2400, or Vv N110. Best velocities high 1600s very accurate. For plinking I load them with 3.2 grains of Hodgdon universal for about 900 fps. Stil...

Vhitavuori N110 is good, Vhi website gives 357 loads. Vhi N105 is said to be virtually identical to 2400 but I've not used it.
Lovex powders known as Worldpowders in the US D036,D037.1 and D037.2 all do Hi V or plink loads for my 357 M92.

Here's what I got so far
Here's what I bought the other day Starting with the first 4, bottom upward, Rossi R92 357/38, Ruger #3 Carbine 223, Win94 (1958)30/30 and Browning BLR 81 308.
On it's own,1910 Savage 99 in 22 Hi Power.

Quite often the problem is the interruptor, if the lever doesn't push this in far enough (put this down to the nut holding the lever as I've done it twice in the last 5 years) if it's not that then there needs to be some adjustment made. The good thing about this issue - yes every cloud has a silver...