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I cast a few this morning to try, I cast them in pure lead with the small cavity pins in and they weigh 228 grains. Probably if I cast them flat tipped they’d cast at 230 grains. I’ll measure them...

Pretty cool stuff. Can you post a picture of the .276 Newton case next to a .30 Newton case? I’ve got at least 1 box of the Speer .270 Newton brass, also not a Charles Newton cartridge. I’m not...

I have 3 of the reloading tools, I think each of the others is missing parts. I have several of the 1916 Newton rifles too and a Newton catalog from early on, maybe 1915 or 16. I wouldn’t call my...

Some Newton stuff I’ve accumulated. Straight line reloading tool, the neck sizing die is on it so you can’t see it. Some Newton spitzer bullets and a box of early Newton factory ammo that was...

The lead I have is from flashing, which I think is pure lead? It’s pretty soft. My in-laws are masonry contractors so I have a readily available supply. I’ve been using it to cast .32, .36 and .45...

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That’s the NOE mold with the larger cavity pins in it.

I decided to try casting bullets to use in sabots for the first time, I’ve been shooting Thompson Center Shockwaves for years. I know a lot of folks use T/C Cheapshots with success so I looked for a...