So I melted and cleaned about 10lbs of lead. Using both sets of molds, I made almost 200 bullets. I wanted to test the hardness, or if they were brittle, so I put them on an anvil vise, and gave them two hard hits with a 3lb sledge. The nose flattened nicely, no chipping or cracking, you could just about reload them. I think they look good. I'll play with sizing etc during the week, but it's easier than I expected so far.
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Question for bullet casters
- MTM, 2017-01-29, 06:37
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This will be my first try at casting
- MTM, 2017-01-29, 10:25
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first off, don't listen to that friend anymore.. If
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-29, 13:44
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Casting
- MTM, 2017-01-29, 15:07
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Hey Michael, looks like you on well on your way.
- Mark Conner, 2017-01-29, 16:09
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Michael, pay attention to what Mark Conner says. he is the
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-29, 21:17
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Casting in very cold weather
- MTM, 2017-01-30, 07:14
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guys that develop their own formula will tell
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-30, 10:41
- 1 or 2 things to try. - Mark Conner, 2017-01-30, 18:21
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guys that develop their own formula will tell
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-30, 10:41
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Casting in very cold weather
- MTM, 2017-01-30, 07:14
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Michael, pay attention to what Mark Conner says. he is the
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-29, 21:17
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Hey Michael, looks like you on well on your way.
- Mark Conner, 2017-01-29, 16:09
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Casting
- MTM, 2017-01-29, 15:07
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first off, don't listen to that friend anymore.. If
- Gary Reeder, 2017-01-29, 13:44
- You would be putting too much effort into them - Jim Taylor, 2017-01-29, 07:12
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No real need to water quinch them. The temper goes away
- WB, 2017-01-29, 07:07
- Water Quenching - Alcorn, 2017-01-29, 08:47
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This will be my first try at casting
- MTM, 2017-01-29, 10:25