Has anyone tried the Hi-Tek bullet coatings on plain base cast bullets? Is it even legal for ASSRA or ISSA matches?  It looks intriguing only because it might allow higher velocities in some cases.  I would imagine breech seating and the famed 'bump-up" might destroy the coating.   It might be more suited for CAS or other short range shooters.   

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Dave 

I didn't see any claim for more velocity. 
But, I used to temper some alloys, by baking them like they say, and that would change the parameters- if their lube holds up. But, for most mortal folks, like me, the usual lubed bullet can be shot pretty fast if it's hard enough. And, I don't need to cook 'em a bunch of times to do it. Anyway,if it does aid velocity, it sure is a lot of money for a little speed in my mind. Just my thoughts.

I did read the instructions, because I wondered why anybody would need high speed in a flat base bullet game. I remember when some tried molly coating and found that good lube would give the same for most of us. Like you said lots of cautions, equipment and time regarding use of this stuff- just to reduce smoke? That's the sum of improvement that you'd get. Good lube and bullet choice will supply high speed without leading. NOTHING  in the lube will stop powder fouling, and so what's the use of this stuff? I kinda like a little puff of smoke.
PS- did you notice that the bullets they show are all pistol type?