ingot mold find

[atom73]

Guys,
I was at BassPro today and found this cornbread mold for $12.99. It has a higher capacity than either the Lee or Lyman molds and is much cheaper. Plus the ingots come out looking like cornbread! I bought 2.
Mike

[arjacobson]

Thats what I use except mine is OLD..You can find the old cast ones at flea markets pretty cheap.

[fredj338]

Something like this would satack easier. http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CC8Q8wIwAA#
This one is kinda cool, let yo uhave diff shapes for diff alloys all in one pan & it's cheap. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000E2V2L/...SIN=B0000E2V2L

[atom73]

They are harder to stack but I just keep them in 5gal pails in the garage . The ingots from muffin tins don't fit into my lee pot.
Mike

[Jailer]

They are harder to stack but I just keep them in 5gal pails in the garage . The ingots from muffin tins don't fit into my lee pot.
Mike

Are you talking about the 12 hole muffin pans from Wally World? They fit in my Lee pot and they were $4 a piece.

[atom73]

Whatever the tin was that I stole from the old lady kicks out lead muffins that don't fit. The bottom pour spout rod is in the way.

[Bob J]

Walmart mini loaf pans do it for me...... Good capacity and stack well...

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Mini-Loaf-...1-1-2/11070439

[fredj338]

They are harder to stack but I just keep them in 5gal pails in the garage . The ingots from muffin tins don't fit into my lee pot.
Mike

Don't fill them all the way. I assume you have a 10# pot" They do like the smaller ingots, most normal size muffin tins filled about 1/3 of the way should fit. The Lyman, RCBS, Lee ingot molds are a better fit though in the smaller 10# pot.

[stainless1911]

Use a 1/4 cup SS measure, filled about 7/8 full, the ingots come out at about a pound.

[RKJ]

You can also use the little SS condiment cups from Walmart (97 cents for 4) they drop WW and range lead a little over 1 lb filled to the top. They drop right in my Lee 20 #. They stack ok, about 5 high then they get tipsy.

[kelbro]

Some of those old Griswold and Wagner corn stick molds bring $75-85.

I still use my grandmas for cornbread. Cornbread just tastes better out of cast iron.

[alamogunr]

I use the Lodge muffin pans. Picked up 5 of them on a sale table at a Cabela's when passing thru Nebraska several years ago. They fit fine in a Lee Pro 4-20 and a RCBS Pro-Melt. Mine are definitely not rustproof as mentioned in the link but they are non-stick(rust takes care of that).

John
W.TN