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Purchased my first bottom pour....what was I thinking all this time? I love this thing. OK so lots of folks gave this a bad review because the mold holder didn't fit their molds....that is no reason to send it back! Just flipped it over and boom! Works like a champ. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...5a583f3c12.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...8a82862bb8.jpg
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Had mine for a couple years - one of the first one's out and have had zero complaints. I took my guide off and used a 1/4 inch thick piece of aluminum on top of a 2x4 for the perfect height for Accurate, NOE and MiHec molds.
Awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzz64
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Mine works. I just wish it had a stainless steel pot...seems like any lead pot should be stainless.
Does the Mag 25, actually, hold 25#'s of lead? Thinking about buying one.
Winelover
Tempting...looks like a pretty solid choice...''Pero...es mucho dinero! Doscientos cincuenta y nueve do'lares y cambia!"
Lyman products
The Lyman Mag 25 Digital Melting Furnace was designed for the high volume bullet caster in mind. With 850 watts of power, the furnace is quick to heat up, even with the increased 25 pound pot capacity. The digital display on the front panel shows both the actual lead temperature as well as the desired temperature setting. Precise furnace operation is enhanced by the simple key pad controls. Loaded with features high volume casters need like a universal mould guide, warming shelf for moulds and a storage compartment.
Features:
Advanced digital thermostat control with simple to use key pad
Separate digital displays for temp. setting and actual lead temp.
25 pound capacity
Universal mould guide accepts most Lyman, RCBS, Redding/Saeco & Lee moulds
Built-in storage compartment
Powerful 850 watt heating system
Warming shelf for pre-heating mould blocks
Reliable bottom pour valve system
Technical Information:
Capacity: 25 lb.
Voltage: 115 Volt
Wattage: 850 Watts
Melt Time: 20 Minutes
Yes it does. Casting duration of 9mm / .38 with full pot is probably more than most folks want to sit through. .224's? lifetime supply!
And man does it heat up fast, much faster that either of my Lees.
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Pulled the trigger on a 110V model, this AM. Natchez has them for $236.99 with free shipping on purchases of $49.99, or more. I have a 220V Pro-Melt but can only use it in the garage, where my 220 outlet is, for my air compressor. Wanted another to be used in basement or out on the downstairs covered patio/porch.
Coupon code = FS171023 till 10/26/17
Winelover
NOE has a replacement mold guide that is about $25 and works great, I recently put one on mine.
Wouldn't you know it.......Midway has them on sale for $206 + $15 for shipping. Comes in @ $15 less than I paid.:sad:
Yeah, I have purposely not looked because of the sales right after I bought Mine! 🤤 Still happy though!Quote:
Originally Posted by winelover
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Getting ready for some fall casting still in the upper 90s just order one these hopefully will make casting easier compared to my old lee 10#
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That's the sort of thing that usually happens to me! At least it's only $15, you'll forget all about it once you have it and start casting.Quote:
Originally Posted by winelover
And winelover, for $230, you could have gotten the RCBS Pro Melt II... But they are out of stock and overdue.
The new Pro-Melt....just looks cheaper, compared to my old one.
Plus...variety is the spice of life.