After reading and doing the due diligence decided try hBn. Not for 22lr initially but got around to doing some 22lr. After cleaning a 10/22 barrel down to the metal applied some hBn to a oiled patch. Oil to disperse the dry hBn. At the range noticed point of impact lower so looks like it is slippery enough to cause lower velocity. Accuracy with cci cb longs, rem subs, win t22, cheapest wolf 22s, and fed hv was one ragged hole. Surprising for an old pre warning factory barrel. Tried some usually not so accurate rem hv and they even looked to have tighter groups.
Has anyone else used this with 22lr? I applied it by placing a few grains in a tupperware container with 50 loaded rounds at a time. Hand shook it for a few min. and it stuck to bullet and brass. whipping it off the brass was easy and left an even coat on the bullet.
Has anyone else used this with 22lr? I applied it by placing a few grains in a tupperware container with 50 loaded rounds at a time. Hand shook it for a few min. and it stuck to bullet and brass. whipping it off the brass was easy and left an even coat on the bullet.
