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POLYSONIC BULLET TREATMENT Bullet
Preparation. Normally,
new commercial or cast projectiles need no special preparation.
POLYSONIC
FLUID acts as a degreaser during the treatment process. Treatment
Process.
POLYSONIC
FLUID is an aqueous emulsion and requires agitation. SHAKE
WELL before pouring. Mix 1:1
with water. Use at least 1 quart or
liter of mix per 100 projectiles. 1.
Pour 1-2 quarts of POLYSONIC
FLUID into the
Ultrasonic tank. Add water.
Note the waterline. You will
have to replace some of the water that is naturally lost during treatment. 2.
Place bullets in tank; nose down preferred.
It is recommended you use the holding basket that is supplied with the
unit to avoid metal-to-metal contact during processing.
Any non-metal sieve (dishwasher safe) container/utensil will work.
The vibration and metal-to-metal contact will wear shiny spots and
provide an uneven treatment and may cause accuracy problems.
Try to obtain maximum ultrasonic exposure to the bullet ogive and boat
tail; the back half of the projectile. 3.
Set timer for 1 Hour and treat for 1 Hour.
During run, stir and reposition bullets 2 or 3 times.
CAUTION:
The POLYSONIC
FLUID will heat up from the natural excitement of the ultrasonic processing that is
similar to that of a low grade microwave oven. 4.
Remove treated bullets and dry by any of the following methods: Lay
on towel or soft cloth and
5.
Wipe off any excess powder with a soft, absorbent cotton cloth such as flannel
or diaper material. 6.
The PTFE and Boron Nitride is embedded and is transparent. You
cannot rub it off by hand. 7.
Replace "lost" water in ultrasonic tank.
After each 100 round batch treatment, portions of the colloidal particles
are taken and the solution becomes weaker.
Replace and/or add fresh POLYSONIC
FLUID no later than 1000 rounds (10 batches of 100
bullets). Tip:
Save your cleanup cloth. After
you have completed the load, use the cloth to wipe down the finished cartridges.
Additionally, you might want to take the cloth along to the range and
wipe down your ammunition prior to going to the firing line.
This provides for a cleaner, smoother operation.
The more you rub, the more the PTFE and Boron Nitride particles are embedded and the better your firearm will perform. We
recommend use of RyDol
firearms
maintenance products (based on PTFE and Boron Nitride Technology) for
bore-conditioning and general firearms cleaning and lubrication.
The
first couple of groups may appear sporadic until the firearm "marries"
with the treated bullets. Note:
You can expect higher groups downrange due to the slight increase in
muzzle velocity because of less friction in the bore.
You may have to lower your rear sight. Refills
of POLYSONIC
FLUID
are available for recharging your ultrasonic tank in Quarts and Gallons. FOR
BETTER ACCURACY we
recommend that you:
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