Reeder Custom Guns - i've had a 20lb lee pot for years

carl hackney
i've had a 20lb lee pot for years
Monday, March 19, 2018, 16:20

I've found out that if I only put clean already fluxed lead alloy in it and close the spout firmly I rarely get drips.i use a old cast iron pot and a propane cooker to melt and blend the lead alloy then I cast 2LB ingots to put in the lee pot .before I used to do everything using the lee pot I was constantly fighting drips due to junk getting caught in the spout

Scotty, speaking of Lee products - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 13:54
- I have used the older ones and they leaked--new ones? - Lynn, 2018-03-19, 17:04
- Honestly I've never seen a pot hat didn't dribble a little - WB, 2018-03-19, 14:53
  - Scotty in his Pot Hat - Mark Wilson, 2018-03-20, 10:12
    - I remember DEVO with dog bowls for hats but - WB, 2018-03-20, 14:41
  - i've had a 20lb lee pot for years - carl hackney, 2018-03-19, 16:20
    - That's what an old Air Force friend did. - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 16:42
  - The 20 pound production pot is like $75.00 - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 15:53
  - after looking at the recent cost of pistol bullets - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 15:39
    - Better pic, but still doesn't show the true size - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 15:43
      - That fish weighs more than a bluefin tuna - AkRay, 2018-03-19, 16:04
        Shallow water too - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 16:22
      - A 400 pounder - Michael Casselton, 2018-03-19, 15:49
        Wow, grouper is fine eating too. (nm) - Howard, 2018-03-19, 16:28
        Goliath are protected - Mike Casselton, 2018-03-19, 16:46
- Mike send me a pic! Pete (nm) - BlackPete, 2018-03-19, 14:42