Waht did you cast today?

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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
I'm same way. If I can avoid a check, that keeps the cost down. I don't notice any difference in 45-70. All I have is Trapdoors. Nothing modern.

Bruce
Rifle is a Pedersoli/Navy Arms rolling block.
 

shuz

Active Member
I just cast some 7mm Lee soup cans from a 6 cav mould I recently obtained from a site member. I also cast a few NOE 260-118 PB from my new 4 cav mould. These are destined for both my 250 Sav and .25-06. Alloy was 10:1(ww:lino)
 

Mainiac

Well-Known Member
Another batch of 311410,that i hope will shoot in the ar.
This mold was a rust bucket,,after felt rolls in a dremel,with clover compound,the dont look to bad,but the pits will be there forever.its an old lyman 4 cavity,,with a boattail,,,,anxious to try it in 300bo,,,
 

JWinAZ

Active Member
Lyman 358665. 20-1 ladled at 720F. 166 grains, .358-.359" diameter. For the Marlin 1894. Sprue plate easily opened with gloved thumb. I really like the Big Jake gloves. They fit well and the leather is thick enough to provide good insulation and I like the extended cuff. Next time I'll drop the temperature to 700 and loosen the plate a little bit.

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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Lyman 457193 405-grainers, 100 keepers.

Don't know why, but didn't do much casting this past Winter, so have to start making up for the casting lazies. For sure, the Uberti Cattleman needs Lee's 452-252 SWC and Lyman's 454190, and should make another run or two of the NOE 311-188 FN Hunter.
 

MW65

Wetside, Oregon
Just finished a 5 hole 44-265gr noe mold... empties the 20lb pot pretty quick, but makes for a good time. Want to mess around with a 444marlin and a 1894 marlin in 44mag soon
 

462

California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Did get round to casting some Lyman 454190s, last evening. Only 50, though, as it was late and the single-cavity mould too slow.
 

462

California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Bucket o' bullets -- 350-plus, non-sorted NOE 311-188 RN Hunter (new designation 311-190). Man, that mould runs hot, and if I slow down it rebels.

I've fed the four-groove '03A3 many different 150-grain to 220-grain bullets and this design, with it's multi-dimensioned body, has given the best accuracy results.
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