Interesting Polymer Coated Bullet Findings and some more gun industry drama

[alamo5000]

I wonder if it was actual loss in velocity/pressure or people just jumping on the bandwagon

He proved that with FMJ or plated bullets the powder wasn't temp sensitive with a 50 degree temp variance. He also proved that with coated bullets it does happen. He was able to replicate it, but in doing so he showed that it wasn't the powder that was at fault.

[Former11B]

He proved that with FMJ or plated bullets the powder wasn't temp sensitive with a 50 degree temp variance. He also proved that with coated bullets it does happen. He was able to replicate it, but in doing so he showed that it wasn't the powder that was at fault.

That was my point/question, although I wasn’t making it here. The bandwagon question was more pertaining to people repeating info without the actual experience. You’ve got people who won’t touch RE15 because they read its temp sensitive but have no experience with it, yet they live in the South and it’s actually fine to use (just an example).