Can this be used on FMJ bullets
385203
Yes, it can be used for any bullet stuck in its case provided it fits in one of the few diameter holders it comes with. I would hope you know that a FMJ is basically every bullet used nowadays. The reason the name exist is because back in the day, lead bullets were the predominant bullet. With new invention/technology the bullets needed a coating in order to perform well, hence the metal coating (FMJ).
385204
Yes. I've used it with 115gr 9mm and 230 gr 45 acp. It comes with 4 different sized adapters
1169607
I have only shot the PMC fmj bt at 55 grs . My AR has a 1/9 twist . I have the sf model with the turret adj bdc ... not the one with the little circles for Bullet drop . A great scope . But I did put in an AR Gold trigger assy . Same as Jerrry Mickelek uses .
768594
Yes, I use this loader on ProMag, Taurus, Springfield, and Wilson Combat 1911 mags with no problems.
1211389
It will work for jhp or flat nose ammo. All "ball" ammo in .40 that I have seen is flat nose, as opposed to the 9mm and .45 which have both flat and round nose options. These dies will work with just about any standard bullet shape for .40/10mm. I use mine for round nose flat point lead target ammo in both 165grain and 180 grain.
626153
Although I can't understand why you would ask this question, the answer is yes you may use this tool with any brand of primer whether small or large rifle or pistol. It cannot be used on shot shells of any type.
622528
Yes, it works fine on those calibers. I use it on .22, .380, 9mm, .357/.38, .44 magnum, and .45. All my revolvers are stainless steel.
307331
I read somewhere, I think it was in the insruction manual that it should only be used with pellets and not recommended for use with bullets of any caliber or BB's.
1633311
None..... If they are not made out of lead they will not conform into the rifling as well and you will not have the stabilization. If you plan on killing the game, why are you concerned if it is made out of lead???? High powered rifles can get by with FMJs with a number of different centers, but the Pellet rifle relies on AIR as a propellent and I am enjoying some super decent accuracy out to about 75 yds with the lead pellets.
515333
The first die resizes and de-caps and the last die puts a crimp onto the bullet and I don't see why it wouldn't work for cast bullets that have a crimp ring when they are poured. Should work fine.
1093132
I would think so, being as how it it made for the bullets, not the specific gun. I love mine.
935626
I don't see why not. Using a 150 grn, or larger, bullet is more than adequate for the job.
1170766
I used it on my Beretta pistols which are metal and polymer composite. I'm sure it is safe but you might want to go to their website to be sure. I wouldn't even think twice to be honest i'd just get it on the metal parts, no point in lubricating the synthetic parts other than the receiver slide guides.
917857
I don't think you would want to use on the actions. It works great to lube cable housings I use it in the shift cable of my UTV to keep it from freezing in the winter. It is a liquid and if you get it on your hands it has to wear off. I think it would be way to messy to use on a gun action.
1878997
Sorry, have only used it on SR22 mags. It doesn't do well on these. I misspoke, I also used on .380 mags and it did well. Sorry I couldn't help.
21277
Yes it can; for a fine grind, use a few ice cubes at a time, rather than a lot at once. Grinding ice this way - or anything else that's harder - will also keep the Bullet's motor from burning out. Hope this helps!
626504
You wouldn't want to. The barrel isn't rifled so it really won't worK and you would have a hard time fitting the pellet into the bullet casing
1964111
I would not recommend it for use with any BB firing gun whether they be plastic or steel. You will have a lot of ricochet issues.ThanksPyramyd Air Team