Just In Stock....

[yodogsandman]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2...fication&utm_content=product-description-link

 

[Rcmaveric]

That price tag though....

 

[waco]

Looks like a decent price to me.

 

[Brother_Love]

I’m thinking seriously about trying one of them.

 

[Brad]

http://www.magmaengineering.com/masterpot/

Now this is a pot that will change your life.

 

[waco]

That is a pot that will piss your wife off as well.

 

[Rick]

That is a pot that will piss your wife off as well.

Odd, I don't have any such problem.

 

[Brad]

That is a pot that will piss your wife off as well.

Really?

I asked mine and she couldn't care less if you buy one.

 

[Rick]

Price isn't out of line with Lyman's PID 25 pound pot.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/267665/lyman-mag-25-digital-melting-furnace-115-volt

 

[Rcmaveric]

Anything over 60 bucks sets my wife off.

 

[fiver]

best price on a wedding ring ever.... 59.99

you can always say I could have bought another rifle but you said no more guns for a while.

 

[Will]

The magma is nice but $850 with the PID is out of my price range.

 

[fiver]

it has enough mass that it doesn't really need the PID.
adding a good steel lid will add a bit more mass [and is a great ingot warmer] keeping it full really helps too.

 

[Rally Hess]

Me too Brother Love. I'm using two 20 lb. Lee pots now with thermometers and several alterations. Pretty obvious they could have the heating elements better distributed. I'd love a Magma, but can get two+ RCBS pots for the price. I like having two pots, and have been using two pots for at least twenty years. Started with the 10 lb Lee's and when casting .44 bullets it was obvious pretty fast I needed a larger volume. Decisions--decisions!

 

[Rick]

best price on a wedding ring ever.... 59.99

Yep, a $59.99 ring AND every paycheck you will ever get for the rest of your life.

 

[Will]

Fiver are you bottom pouring out of a magma

 

[fiver]

yeah I have one on the machine and the other set up for bottom pour.
I ladle out of the 10 lb pot or the 20 lb pot but leave them set up to bottom pour too.
the xcb bullets I sent you were done in the 20 lb LEE bottom poured.
I'm thinking I will give the ladle a go on the next batch, and maybe try a bit more heat.