358429 HP's

[K-Rod]

Just in case someone is interested in what a 1000 358429 HP's looks like :mrgreen: Square groove with TAC#1.

[telebasher]

Happy Happy Happy! kinda brings tears of joy to eyes. I can barely see my shop where I cast/reload because of the ongoing blizzard. Oh well, we need the moisture and we can thank the Lord for the moisture this will provide.

[wcp4570]

That is a pretty sight. I'm guessing that represents more that one casting session with the schp mold. Happy shooting.

wcp

[**oneshot**]

That is awesome!! I guess the pan never leaves the table.

[MtGun44]

Yikes! That is NOT the quickest way to get those, but it obviously works if you
keep at it.

Congratulations, this is a great design.

Bill

[runfiverun]

soooooo.
now that you have a lifetime supply of those boolits.....

[K-Rod]

That's what a weekend of the wife being gone & a good bottle of whiskey will get you! It wasn't too bad but I don't want to do it again anytime soon.

[Beau Cassidy]

Good looking mold. Lots of work there. I have a virgin Lyman HP 358429 that I am having a hard time molesting so it stays in the box.

[williamwaco]

I used to own that mold.

Lost it in a divorce.

You didn't get yours from my ex did you?

My favorite hunting bullet of all time.

It would blast a hole through a jackrabbit or a coyote that you could stick your fist through.
They dropped like they were struck by lightening.

[Leadmelter]

I recently got that mold. I am waiting until things warm up so I can fire up the pot and give it a try.
Any suggestions to cut to making good boolits without wasting several hours and patience would be appreciated.
Leadmelter
MI

[MtGun44]

Run it hot, and FAST, don't give the pin time to cool.

Bill

[DHurtig]

I don't care who you are, that's purdy right there.

[GLL]

K-Rod:

VERY pretty ! :)

How about a couple close-up photos of both the mold and those bullets?
I own the same mold as well as the hollow base version and would like to see the numbers on your mold and the bullet profile.

I also enjoy casting them "one-at-a-time" ! :) :)

Best Regards,

Jerry