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This helps. Keep the scale on the shelf. Think volume. Powder should come up to about 1/16th inch above the base of the bullet. Blackhawk first. This is great! I’m starting to get the concept....

I think the answer to my question is found on page 141 of the Lyman Blackpowder book. The author says “The right amount (of Blackpowder) is however much a case will accommodate and still allow a...

As I type this note, I have 30 grains of Goex FFFg in six Starline 45 LC brass. I’ll be seating an Elmer Keith cast bullet (Lyman #452424) 255 grain bullet in the brass, once I get the black powder...

I am reading this old thread because it is relevant to my question. I did the math on 50 of 238 bullets cast using a Lyman 452424 mold. Lyman says these are 255 grain bullets (for Colt 45). Here...

Thanks to all of the contributors that taught me solutions to multiple problems with casting. Last week every bullet was wrinkled. This week, every bullet of 943 cast:D, except one, was near...

Greetings casters and loaders: I am new to the board, but not new to reloading. I've been at that task for many years for all of my calibers except 22 rimfire. I started collecting equipment for...