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I inherited one that was in very nice shape and bought one off e-bay that had been pretty well abused, given the condition I overpaid and would have been better off buying one new. Have never...

That looks like the controller I used.

I have bought lead from the scrap yards (when I can find one that will sell it to you) for the same price as they sell it by the truck load....can't remember what the price I last paid for it was,...

Looks like he can't even set the time stamp on his camera.....the time stamp looks like its over 3 years old.

You would really be hard pressed to convince me that those pictures are of the same...

I believe the reason the "scaled" target @ 100 yards looks larger than the target @ 50 yards it the fact that both targets are on the same sized paper. If the scaled target was on scaled paper.
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Just realize that even though you are going to buy LESS that a truck load (20 tons) you will be paying the higher truck load price....this is the price that the recycler will be selling for.....they...

Yeah, Thats a bit long for .38 or .357

If you need to get rid of it, I am interested!!!

I haven't a clue on that one

Doing it for 2 years like that, and you are still doing it....I think you have the fever....and bad

Doing it for 2 years like that, and you are still doing it....I think you have the fever....and bad

Those look awful long nosed.....I bet they are WAY to long for a .38 spl or .357 mag.

Could you let us know the length from tip to crimp groove, please?

You didn't offer it here first?....no listing fees here and everyone I've dealt with here (buying and selling) have been real good people to deal with.

Not being critical, it is your choice after...

That ain't a very nice nice thing to say....I was trying to post a picture to illistrate how I had reworked the valve assembly as the thread started had requested, didn't think I was opening myself...

I've got one is .35 rem for sale....its a 1969 vintage....Not actually mine, but a widow

When I bought my 20 pound pot...one of the first things I did was remove the factory rod and handle. the valve assembly I devised is kinda modled off of the Lyman furnace I saw at a friends house
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I know a #10 tin can full of boolits is about 35 pound...likely to be 40# of melt

might as well order some extra parts while your at it....I hate to pay $4 to ship a $7 part....may as well spend $50

You can get replacement nozzles from Lee for a couple of bucks if you open the hole up a bit to much....[smilie=1:

If you are gonna give up on the bottom pour, I'll buy your old pot

Do they have a bottom pour model?

Find out what the scrap yards are paying for linotype and use that as a base to offer the printer.

good luck and Welcome!!!

I have a pair of pliers with wire cutters that someone tried to cut a bolt or nail with...took a good sized chunk out of one side of the cutter...works great with the press to pull bullets.

for smelting purposes (making ingot of casting alloy) a turkey fryer works really well. I added a heat/wind shield to mine to help speed up the melt and save propane. At this time of year, you may be...

Ya mean a yolk that is actually YELLOW???

Stick-on are usually pretty close to pure lead.....I also set them aside