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I got 30+ pounds of it. It definitely a flake powder. Red in color looks just like unique.

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Nope to separate company's now

Exactly what I was thinking

Exactly

Whiskeylima yes the single cavity molds take there own.

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I would have to disagree expansion is the key. Because that's where all the energy comes from that creates the wound channel. That is what I have experienced muzzleloader hunting every season...

I would save it!!

That's really cool!

I have a pair of high temp gloves that I use. I forget what I paid for them but well worth it. Good up to 1200° but only for minutes at a time but enough time.

I don't think you need to pull it apart. Just clean it, heat cycle and cast away.

I shoot the lyman #311465 threw mine with a couple minutes of angle at 100 yards.
They drop at .315 and 128grs out of my old ideal mould which I size to .311

+1 on that its all I use!

It works better with a equal amount of beeswax also.

The lyman #548657 is a great mould also!

No doubt!

Lyman #311465

Lyman #311465 works really good with 17grs of wc 820 in the 7.62x39!

The newer version is 158grs and the nose is slightly different.

Got on that train along time ago! He does excellent work.

You should add an equal amount of bees wax.

Most definitely

I took 8oz of beeswax to two bottles of LLA and 4oz of paraffin plus 3tsp of Stp oil treatment. Seems like it will be a good pistol lube for pan lubing.

I have a buddy that has a radiator shop he uses 40/60!!! He gave me one 5 gal bucket that totaled about 70lbs after smelting!! Expecting another shortly, tons of dross though.

That's way to heavy! The ideal weight in my opinion is between 425 to 450!! I shoot a Lyman plains 432gr H.P on top of 100grs of 777 and can achieve 2" 3 shot groups at 100 yrds with peep sights. No...

That stainless might be a bit hard on your barrel hence copper instead!