Reeder Custom Guns - Working With What You Have.

~JM~
Working With What You Have.
Tuesday, March 01, 2022, 19:22

I remember reading articles on using the kitchen stove top.

That set-up below looks very efficient. Not so sure about that young lady's safety gear though. LOL!

Casting Melt Pots - ~JM~, 2022-03-01, 16:42
- Rusty Cast Iron Pot? - ~JM~, 2022-03-03, 13:31
- several years ago at a gun show I traded a fellow - gary reeder, 2022-03-02, 22:10
  - a lot of ladies like these scented candles that come in - gary reeder, 2022-03-02, 22:13
- cast pots - joepjs, 2022-03-02, 18:18
- STARTED WITH A CASRT IRON POT - JT, 2022-03-01, 18:02
- I cast bullet for many years using a skillet on the stove. - Jim Taylor, 2022-03-01, 17:17
  - Working With What You Have. - ~JM~, 2022-03-01, 19:22
    - We worked with what we had ... - Jim Taylor, 2022-03-01, 20:56
      - I Understand... - ~JM~, 2022-03-01, 21:21
- I’ve made thousands with a Lee bottom pour (nm) - MTM, 2022-03-01, 17:02
  - Found One! - ~JM~, 2022-03-01, 19:25
    - get you an old candle to use to flux the lead - Gary Reeder, 2022-03-02, 15:38
- You need a heat of 600-700 deg. F - WB, 2022-03-01, 17:00
  - Thermometers? - ~JM~, 2022-03-01, 21:24
    - In 60 years of casting I have never used one. - Jim Taylor, 2022-03-02, 05:56
      - Drop Onto Cloth, Or Quench In Water? - ~JM~, 2022-03-02, 06:33
        I drop 'em on a folded-up towel .. - Jim Taylor, 2022-03-02, 06:36
        JIM'S METHOD WORKS FOR ME (nm) - JT, 2022-03-02, 08:29
        I tried the water trick. Dropping hot bullets in a - Gary Reeder, 2022-03-02, 17:01
        I cut foam rubber into small 2" x 2" peices .. - Jim Taylor, 2022-03-02, 17:41

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