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    I bought a Lyman 61 at a garage sale for cheap,...

    I bought a Lyman 61 at a garage sale for cheap, but it was missing the cord. Went to the local thrift store with the measurements of the two power prongs on the Lyman. I found several cords from...
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    I milled the arms of a lee six cavity mold to fit...

    I milled the arms of a lee six cavity mold to fit the Lyman 4-cavity mold and opened up the mounting holes to fit the Lyman pins. A few casting sessions on them and they are still working great....
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    Nice work. The handles look great and are a nice...

    Nice work. The handles look great and are a nice addition. Chuck
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    Poll: Two RCBS uniflows Two Reddings A Lyman 55 Two...

    Two RCBS uniflows
    Two Reddings
    A Lyman 55
    Two Belding and Mulls
    And a Hornady makes eight. Chuck
  5. I bought a couple of cheap china sets on ebay. I...

    I bought a couple of cheap china sets on ebay. I chose the minus set after a bit of study. They are as accurate as I need and were pretty affordable. They really make checking sizing dies or any...
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    I am in agreement with the gentleman who said...

    I am in agreement with the gentleman who said that if he wanted a measurement closer that .002, then he would reach for a micrometer. That is especially true if you are fitting two pieces together...
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    I checked my CH press this afternoon and it is a...

    I checked my CH press this afternoon and it is a 5/8" rod threaded 1/2"-20, National Fine Thread.
    Chuck.
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    I totally agree with Sprink, I make dies, top...

    I totally agree with Sprink, I make dies, top punches, and molds for my own use, but it is just not worth the headaches to try and market those items. I have a day job that pays the bills, and I do...
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    It is hard to convince new casters to invest in a...

    It is hard to convince new casters to invest in a sizer plus dies for each caliber and a top punch for each mold, but once you find that path, there us no going back. I have three Lyman 450's and a...
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    I was having a hard time finding a hot plate I...

    I was having a hard time finding a hot plate I liked, then one day I was looking at an electric skillet and noticed that the heating element was all in the bottom. I bought a cheap one at a garage...
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    I just cast some .25-20 bullets in a Ideal #4...

    I just cast some .25-20 bullets in a Ideal #4 combination mold and loading tool as shown in a copy of the 1902 Sears catalog. It is the best bullet I have found for my Win. 1892.

    Chuck
  12. Thread: Homemade?

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    Sticky: Very impressive. I would like to see a video of...

    Very impressive. I would like to see a video of the auto bullet caster in action.

    Chuck
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    Sticky: Thanks for the info. I have been keeping a...

    Thanks for the info. I have been keeping a lookout for items marked Pewter, but so far, have not found any at a reasonable price.
    Chuck
  14. Thread: Ladle pouring

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    Forum: Cast Boolits

    I have had problems with ladles that had spouts...

    I have had problems with ladles that had spouts that had defects. A little work with a file to smooth the spout can do wonders.

    Chuck
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    Forum: Cast Boolits

    Poll: I usually start about 675 with a mold I am not...

    I usually start about 675 with a mold I am not familiar with, and adjust up or down from there, depending on what I am seeing in the bullets. That temp. is usually in the ball park, and I rarely go...
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    I bought a Chrony F1 at a garage sale a few...

    I bought a Chrony F1 at a garage sale a few months ago. Good to hear that it was a worthwhile find. I will check out their web site as I might want to upgrade. Thanks.
    Chuck
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    Thanks for pointing me to the lee molds. They...

    Thanks for pointing me to the lee molds. They look like what I need.
    Chuck
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    Has any one had experience using the $40 buckshot...

    Has any one had experience using the $40 buckshot molds shown above? I might be interested.
    Chuck
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    With a variety of different brands of molds, I...

    With a variety of different brands of molds, I try to have at least two handles of each type, like big and small Lyman, RCBS, etc. That way I can have any two molds casting at once for production. ...
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    Forum: Rimfire Area

    I have a new .22 barrel turned and ready to...

    I have a new .22 barrel turned and ready to chamber. I have been looking for a .22 breechblock, but have not connected yet. They show up on ebay quite regularly, but most are pretty poor condition....
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    Nice work, I particularly like the part octagon...

    Nice work, I particularly like the part octagon barrel. I am doing a Stevens Favorite that was in .32 Long and making it .22 RF also. I am using a heavy barrel blank, and considered making it...
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    Good idea on the piloted drill. I want to reline...

    Good idea on the piloted drill. I want to reline a .22, but the cost of the drill made me rethink the idea. I will start looking at the machinists sites for a drill.

    Chuck
  23. This is great information. I have both a 456-191...

    This is great information. I have both a 456-191 and a 457-191, so next time I fire up the furnace, I am going to cast some of both and see what size they come out. Thanks again for taking the time...
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    Forum: Rimfire Area

    I measured the recess after thoroughly cleaning...

    I measured the recess after thoroughly cleaning it out and then measuring with a Mititoyo digital caliper. The turned shells fit the chamber well as I turned them to the diameters shown in...
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    And make sure the micrometer is adjusted to read...

    And make sure the micrometer is adjusted to read correctly. A 0'-1" is easy as you can clean the anvil faces, close it down and make sure it read 0.000- There is a little spanner that comes with...
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Abbreviations used in Reloading

BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
C Compressed Charge PR Primer SPCL Soft Point "Core-Lokt"
HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
PSP Pointed Soft Point Spz Spitzer Point SBT Spitzer Boat Tail
LRN Lead Round Nose LWC Lead Wad Cutter LSWC Lead Semi Wad Cutter
GC Gas Check