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Yes, it's a vanity thing, but is there a treatment that can keep my recently poured lead bullets looking good for the long run and not subsequently trash ones barrel? Maybe a waxing of some sort? Presently it looks like I will make them faster than I can shoot them up. Thanks, 1Minute
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Campfire Tracker
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I store mine (unlubed) in the plastic pistol ammo boxes. Different sizes are available for different rounds (45 ACP, 45 Colt & etc). 50 bullets per box and available at Midway, Cabela's, Sportsman's Warehouse, Bass Pro Shop & etc. Don't need to coat them with anything. Why would you? I've got some cast as long as 6 years ago that look like I cast them yesterday.
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