Walter Laich
10-18-2017, 06:58 PM
had my first 'real' try where you pour the bullets onto a wire rack; no picking them out one by one.
from the plastic jar I pour the contents into a colander that had the holes in the bottom enlarged to allow the ASBB past through along with the powder.
then pour bullets on top the rack (which also had a bit more powder which is caught by a cookie tray under the rack.
repeat till the rack is full. make sure none of the bullets are on top of one another--just one layer
into the oven and cook for 10 minutes once 400° is reached
pull rack out and invert over a wooden tray lined in cork (cause I had it) and roll them back and forth to break apart any bullets that might have stuck together. Wooden tray was built to be larger than the trays and have 1 1/2 in sides to contain the bullets
Quick, easy, little to no mess and my new method.
much quicker and no melting lube problems in warm garage during Tex summers
from the plastic jar I pour the contents into a colander that had the holes in the bottom enlarged to allow the ASBB past through along with the powder.
then pour bullets on top the rack (which also had a bit more powder which is caught by a cookie tray under the rack.
repeat till the rack is full. make sure none of the bullets are on top of one another--just one layer
into the oven and cook for 10 minutes once 400° is reached
pull rack out and invert over a wooden tray lined in cork (cause I had it) and roll them back and forth to break apart any bullets that might have stuck together. Wooden tray was built to be larger than the trays and have 1 1/2 in sides to contain the bullets
Quick, easy, little to no mess and my new method.
much quicker and no melting lube problems in warm garage during Tex summers