Ant Reloaders on here???

[tbeak]

What he said. Right after the Glocks came out I had a 9mm I was loading lead for. After 4 - 5 shots my rounds were keyholing and about as accurate as a slingshot. Turns out the soft lead rounds I was loading were completely leading the barrel after a few rounds and the bullets had no spin. Took awhile to get all the lead out, but no harmful effects.

So is this a problem with just glocks?

[texag93]

I have reloaded and shot a bazillon lead bullets shooting IPSC. Smoke is part of lead rounds. As stated, its the lube. If you want to get away from the smoke, try a jacketed or plated bullet. I like the Berry's plated bullets. They are cheaper than jacketed and shoot well. You loaded titewad or titegroup? I thought titewad was a shotgun powder. I have loaded pounds of tite group in 40 and 45.

I now shoot a G35 for IPSC. Thats when I went to the plated bullets. I have shot lead out of a Glock with no problems but wasn't gonna push my luck.

Haven't tried ants. Whats the burn rate on them.....and does it matter, black, red or fire.

[tbeak]

I used tightgroup, sorry bout that, I'll take a look at berry's bullets. I take it they are on the internet? Yea like i said before I'm reloading for fun and basically just for plinking.

fire ants are the best. bout 12k a second. haha

[atombomb]

The ants are fine... it's my uncle's that smoke too much..

[ezypikns]

+1 On the Berry's. Cabela's in Ft. Worth has a pretty good selection.

try a jacketed or plated bullet. I like the Berry's plated bullets. They are cheaper than jacketed and shoot well.

I've used Berry's in Glocks and H&K's and never had any problem.

And someone correct me please if I'm wrong, but isn't Bullseye a fairly dirty powder?

I love Bullseye and have used it for years, but I believe there may be cleaner burning powders out there.

[paramedicboss1]

reloads always smoke more than factory, been reloading for over 20 years and have always had this problem even with jacketed bullets.