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I noticed that I cast in roughly 100 each time I pour. Anybody else noticed that?
I am into large quanities my self as it is a great way to store lead and practice compression casting ! /Ed
I rarely cast large Quantities, The only times i ever do is the RARE occasions when i cast 50-100 for someone else. For myself, I cast what i plan to Shoot/Test that Day
When I cast I normally will cast about 500 to 1000 at a time then I won't cast for a while. A couple years ago I casted up 1400 or 1500 I don't remember. I had a couple friends that wanted some.
Thanks for casting me up some. I will be trying them sometime in Feb.
I can see the sense in that. If/when i start reloading for my 30-30 i probably will cast larger batches. I have a lot of brass saved up for it.I do make exceptions, if it’s one of my Well proven Bullets i will Cast up a Little Quantity of them. And Like these little .30 Cals, I cast them of Lyman #2 Alloy, that is the ONLY thing i use Lyman #2 For, So when i cast those, I might as well cast a BUNCH. Speaking of which, I need to get back on the .30s and Cast a PILE of them
On the other hand practicing at your range can consume piles /EdDon't need many boolits for hunting season
I had a 75 count pour this afternoon. 25 paper patch, 25 GG conical both for my 45 GM LRH. Plus an extra 25 450 grain for my 45-70 Sharps. The muzzleloader bullets are pure lead and the rifle bullets are 1-20.
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