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Do Lubed bullets make less noise/recoil?

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  • Hangfire
    YOU JUST GOT USED TO THE NOISE!!!

    YOU JUST GOT USED TO THE NOISE!!

    NEVERMIND[8D]

    Gun control is a steady hand
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    LIKE THE MAN SAID...you just acclimated...Lubricated Bullets {so I've been taught} only keep the Lead from building up in the barrel as fast...

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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  • gruntled
    HOW ABOUT THE POSSIBLILTY THAT THE JACKETED BULLETS WERE FIRED AT A MUCH HIGHER VELOSITY THAN THE LEAD BULLETS?

    Sorry about shouting but if you read his post that's what he asked for.
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  • Travis Hallam
    These are molycoated I believe and one of the things it warned about when loading was excessive speed. I never heard of that before but it is loaded fairly mild (for a warbird) and flies really fast. That might be the key, less powder for the same performance or better?

    Mad Dog
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  • rldowns3
    The noise isn't really coming from the bullet (except for the tiny sonic boom when it passes the sound barrier) it's coming mostly from all that burning powder and pressure blowing out of the muzzle.

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  • Travis Hallam
    I understand that the bullet itself does not nake the noise. I was thinking that the lubed bullet was sliding through the barrel with less friction (like it was greased), hence less pressure & less noise.

    Mad Dog
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  • Hangfire
    There's also the possibility you failed to use ear protection the first time, and now everything is quieter!![8D]

    Gun control is a steady hand
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