How many bullets do you get from a pound of lead?

[johnly]

I get seven .622" 1040 gr. 20 bore bullets from a NEI mold.


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:Fire:.... :veryconfu

John

[skeettx]

Bragger !!!!
Your IS bigger than mine :<(
Mike

p.s. shouldn't 7 bullets of 1040 grains be 1.0400 pounds, are you gaining weight?? :>)

[KCSO]

Nope 6 7/8th it looks like. You have to chop .0510 of of one yet.

[Doby45]

THAT is insane.

[357maximum]

I sat down to cast up 15lbs of 22-55 RCBS boolits the other day...........I gave up about 4lbs into that venture.

Yours may be bigger than mine but what I lack in bore and stroke I more than make up for in RPM.[smilie=l:

[gunsablazin]

Well, now we know where all the WW are going!:holysheep

[qajaq59]

Why 7? There can't be more then 5 elephants in Oregon????

[awaveritt]

Those are definitely worth mining for at the range.:idea:

[inline50]

There are 7000 grs. in a pound. Divide the cast weight of your bullet from that and you will see the amount you should obtain per pound

[Fixxah]

[smilie=1:Is that in a Contender?

[RobS]

Never enough!!!! :lovebooli

[Longrange]

Ok, could not resist the smart comment so here it is.

One pound of lead = One pound of boolits.

Like said before, not enough.

[wistlepig1]

OK, others started it!
That a nice prairie dog bullit[smilie=1:

[johnly]

[QUOTE=wistlepig1;919536]OK, others started it!
That a nice prairie dog bullit[smilie=1:[/QUOTE}

I have hunted sage rats with a 338 WM, but these bad boys are intended for some wild hogs at close range. Daddy always said to always use enough gun.

John

[johnly]

[smilie=1:Is that in a Contender?


Close... It's for an Encore with a fully rifled 20 ga. barrel.

John

[44fanatic]

Those aint boolits, those is artillery rounds

[skeettx]

Neat, are you using brass hulls or plastic? How are you keeping the bullet in the hull?

[shdwlkr]

at a north south skrimish years ago they were shooting cannons and one of the groups I was at said that each cannon round was 12 pounds of lead. Now that would be a nice dig out of the sand bank.

[johnly]

Neat, are you using brass hulls or plastic? How are you keeping the bullet in the hull?

Plastic hulls for now as they give early pressure signs, but will eventually switch to brass. I have a 20 ga. roll crimper for the plastic hulls, but the lubed slugs are a push fit into 3" Fiocchi hulls.

[skeettx]

Thanks, that is NEAT!!!
Mike

[mpmarty]

I'm impressed!:evil: