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Jamie, I just saw your Hi-Tek range pictures...any tips for a rookie who can barely hit the paper at 10 yards? I shoot great at home with a laser bullet, but marksmanship eludes me under battle...

I agree...my new goto bullet barn!

What's really cool is less handling of lead, and supposedly less smoke from the wax lubricant on regular cast bullets.

No primers, just the coated lead part...nice try!

If anyone is looking for some nice, Hi-Tek coated bullets at a reasonable price, check out Hoosier Bullets and Training. 92% Lead, 6% Antimony, 2% Tin and BHN 16.

Thanks, JAD and revchuck. I will check out Trail Boss.

Thanks for looking out for me, psalms...Yeah, it didn't register right away that he was talking about Bullseye and not Titegroup before I replied. I fully realize that every powder is different, and...

Many thanks to all of you who gave me some advice. I am proceeding carefully into this reloading adventure...have Lee Hand Press, will travel!

Thanks...I was surprised at how powerful 3.0 w/magnum primer was. I figured the factory "minimum" would be much wimpier.

Thanks...great to know that 2.8 is in the ballpark.

Thanks...I wouldn't go that low but nice to know it's possible.

So I am looking to create a 38 special (snubby), "mouse-fart" TITEGROUP load for some relaxed practice at a 30 foot target. I was told by someone at RimRock not to go below 3.1 grains for the 148...

Thanks for the info...my heart is now at ease!

Does anyone know if Titegroup and Accurate #2 (powders I already have) would be OK to use with Hi-Tek coated bullets for 9mm target practice under a mild load? Something at Hoosier Bullets suggested...

Thanks for the helpful info.

So, lead does not work well with a semi auto? I am not set on a bullet, I am just trying to find the easiest/best way to reload one practice loads.

I am in Michigan, Pontiac area.

Hello!
I am new to your forum, new to shooting, and new to reloading. I have started with the basic Lee Loader kit for my 38 snubby, and I am getting interested in reloading for my 9mm Taurus....