To ladle or bottom pour is a personal choice. I started with a 10# Lyman pot, a Coleman Stove and a Lyman ladle. I moved up to a bottom pour pot and never looked back. Others like to ladle pour and would not consider a bottom pour pot. Good bullets and good volume can be had with both methods.
Last edited by lightman; 04-04-2020 at 03:18 PM.
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