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All the young cobras were naturally drawn by the hypnotic power of the HG68. . .:bigsmyl2:
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All the young cobras were naturally drawn by the hypnotic power of the HG68. . .:bigsmyl2:
You better smackem with your ladle before they get into the house.
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That's what it looks like to me .Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayhawkhuntclub
Jack
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That's awesome, best I have ever seen. :razz:
They want to become HG68's! You must help them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigslug
Now that is funny.
762
It must be really, really cold where you are. I think a touch of cabin fever has set in.
Mike
Hee! The little guys are a by-product of the big aluminum block I started using as a mold guide when I landed a 10-cavity HG50 - AIN'T NO WAY you can get by with the sissy little Pro Melt wire guide for that monster. With the 4-hole molds on Buffalo Arms vise-grip handles I usually use, accidental overflow off the sides makes these lead cobras as often as not.
Ok, you made me smile and that's snakie good bullits
Might shave some lead when you load those ;)
Those will make the ultimate bullet for your Colt King Cobra!
Geeez...I can't imagine the weight on your 10 cavity, that's a lot-O-steel there...I just acquired a 6 cavity H&G 50 and it's the heaviest mould I ever used! Had to make a long slide type mould rest to handle it under the spigot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigslug