As the lock-down continues I set today aside to cast .451 for the PH Volunteer. I cast for 9mm, .45acp, .38, .303 Br, and slug for shotgun. I’m not new to casting, but casting for the .451 is frustrating. I use almost pure lead and let the equipment heat up. I let the Pedersoli mould heat up either by filling with lead or dipping it into the alloy. The wrinkled bullets soon disappear but the problem of poor fill-out on one side of the mould persists. I eventually began to get usable boolits but only 15 or so, and I’ve rejected as many more. Could it be the slow rate of pour on the Lee pot? Has anyone drilled the hole bigger?