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    Boolit Mold
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    Cool angle/drop

    Can anyone give me the angle or drop of the pan on a Stewart/Littleton shotmaker . I am trying to build a shotmaker, and the pan will be the the last part to be framed , hopefully Monday. any help or suggestions will be much appericated. thanks charles
    Last edited by skywalker; 01-25-2009 at 12:22 AM. Reason: repeated phrase

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    Boolit Master

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    about 45 degree and needs to be something the molten lead wont stick to that is why the shot makers only have the1 in lip

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    I can't help you with the information you are looking for; ......but I would sure like to see pictures of what you are doing!!

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    Boolit Man
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    The total angle is 30degrees off horizontal made up of about 10' of ladle tilt and 20' of ramp tilt.

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    Thanks every one for the info. Kent i am a lousy photographer, if you will search this site casting for shot guns, you will find what you need. try my shot maker,gonna build a shot maker,trouble shooting my shot maker & others similar, go to http://blogspot.com look for one in a row, search shotgunworld.com look for making a shotmaker,making out of round shot building your own shot maker you will find numerous other articles if you look there is a wealth of info. out there. ps be sure you have a good source of lead, wheel weights, linotype, before you jump in,ww are hard to find most places. charles

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