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Category Archives: Bullet Casting
10-236-4.5 : It’s What’s Up Front That Counts
OK we’ve finished our first casting session and 5.5 of the 10 lbs. of lead we melted is sitting on our bench in the form of about 236 or so 165 Grain 30 Cal heads, and 4.5 lbs. or so is sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged AMMUNITION, cartridge preparation, Cast bullets, gas checked bullets, gas checks, hand load, handload, lubing, RELOADING, riflery, Shooting, SIzing
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To Crimp or Not to Crimp, That Is the Question – A Tale of the Tape
In the article, “Where the Road Leads – Two Gadgets That Called Out to Me.” I went on a bit about my theories regarding crimp on lead rifle loads. My thinking was that the vertical stringing I had experienced with … Continue reading
Melt It, Pour It, and Wait for It to Get Hard! – Shoot for Less with Lead
Ok so you’ve gone out and bought or otherwise secured the stuff to make cast bullets. You’ve read through the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook and you’re ready to start down the rabbit hole. You’re all dressed up in the appropriate … Continue reading
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Tagged AMMUNITION, Cast bullets, handload, RELOADING, Shooting
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The Arts of The Fusilier 