Thanks alot guys

[swede225]

I am a lurker from way back, but i have been sitting on a couple hundred pounds of wheel weights hoping the bullet fairies would make them into boolits for me..well hey didnt..but i finally got me a ghetto style casting set up for ingots..here is the plate and pot:

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p43/swede225/photo-6.jpg

first results from mini muffin pan:

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p43/swede225/photo-7.jpg

so now i got a pot a few new molds some tin solder and a few odds and ends on order..the mrs wasnt too thrilled but she did like the long term cost prediction..anyway thanks for the instruction and inspiration..after i get some ingots built up ill throw out some bullets and see what happens..later Luke

[Grandpas50AE]

Good start, now all you need is some molds to cast up some projectiles. Let us know how they work.

[plmitch]

A fine start there, should serve you well.

[hanover67]

I've been reloading for 30 years but only recently started casting for the same reason: to save on costs. I'm sure I'll start saving any day now...

[runfiverun]

nunhunh.
it is an optical illusion.
i buy stuff when i ain't casting to save money.
i must have saved some money, we have fired something like 7,000 rounds so far this year.
i bet i blew it all on fishing gear.

[looseprojectile]

:groner:

They all hear that when we start gathering all our stuff.
We ain't lying, we just don't know where it is going.
Course Texans are known to have spun a yarn or two.

That is the way I started, with a Coleman stove and a dipper for boolits in .357".

Near sixty years later all my boolits are free. :kidding:

Great hobby though!!!! A warm welcome to Cast Boolits.



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