hi-tek coated 9mm bullets, Summit City in particular,,,work good?

[rockwind1]

cheapest bullets i have found are these hi-tek coated bullets. anyone had any issues in the reloading process, in particular with a dillon set up? any problems in glocks? thanks in advance,

 

[wagonman]

I use hi -tek coated in my 9mm kimber 1911 be sure to put enough flair on case so your not scraping the coating while seating them. big cost savings over plated or jacketed bullets the 9mm runs at speeds that will lead with strait cast unlike a 45acp, no experience with glocks

 

[paperpuncher]

I run hitek coated cast lead bullets in a square deal They run like s..t through a goose for me. I cast my own they are pretty hard to start with no issues with leading. cant speak to glocks

 

[johnfred1965]

I have loaded and shot several thousand S&S casting coated bullets on my dillon and through my glock 17. Smooth as glass putting them together and then taking them apart at the range!! The summit city bullets have the same coating

 

[Ginman]

I have loaded and fired thousands of Chey cast bullets hi tec 9mm and .45 they load great on my Dillon 550. As stated in a previous post you can push them harder than cast without leading problems. I think they are definitely worth the small extra cost.

 

[cdhbrad]

Going on 5 years since I bought a lead cast bullet that was not Hi-Tek coated. I load for .45ACP, 9mm, .40S&W, and .38Spl. My favorite companies are Missouri Bullets and SNS Casting. Tried a bunch, but narrowed it down to these two.