Casting for ALL who do it.

[R.Clem]

I found this on the RELOADERS GUIDE FORUM this morning, it has probably been posted here before, but I have not seen it.

http://www.gunweek.com/2004/feature1201.html

The article is very informative, and should be a must read for those who are just starting out with this hobby. even us oldsters may find something we have forgotten.:castmine:

[winelover]

Good article but I would use a toothpick or maybe a sharpened brass rod to carefully clean out vent lines rather than a sharp pointed steel object as suggested by the author!

[dolang1]

I learn something everytime I come to this site. Thanks for posting this. Later Don

[Calamity Jake]

Good article but I would use a toothpick or maybe a sharpened brass rod to carefully clean out vent lines rather than a sharp pointed steel object as suggested by the author!

When I need to clean vent lines I use an Xacto knife, the sharp pointed one, it works good, just be carefull and go slooooooowwwww.

[Shiloh]

Good article but I would use a toothpick or maybe a sharpened brass rod to carefully clean out vent lines rather than a sharp pointed steel object as suggested by the author!

Brass works great. You'll need to re-sharpen as the point rounds off on iron molds.

Shiloh

[Gary51]

Dental picks are good also, just don't let your dentist see you slipping one into your pocket.

[WHITETAIL]

Clem, Welcome to the forum!:drinks:

[WHITETAIL]

Winelover, Also a hardy welcome!:castmine:

[WHITETAIL]

I have always used a razor blade for the vents.:lovebooli