Morgan Buckshot mold...

[Idaho Sharpshooter]

I cast six or seven three pound coffe cans full last month before sending it on to the next on the list.

Then, I drove the old Jag convertible to Illinois, and on to Branson, MO, for my Ranger Company Reunion. Then retraced my steps home, and my wife and I went to Alaska for a week fishing.

Sooooooooooooo, here I am finally cutting the balls off of the tree. How are you who have used it getting the buckshot clipped without leaving a big sprue stem, or nicking the side of the ball?

Thank you all,

Rich

[SuperBlazingSabots]

Hello Rich, first of all you need a strong cutter like this for a raw cut from the tree, like you said!
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee75/Dantebeowulf/RawSprucecutterscopy.jpg
The one on left is nice and strong, then you need a pets nail snipper for finishing it off, nice and clean!
Hope it helps.
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[Idaho Sharpshooter]

thanks,

Rich

[shotman]

they sell pet toe nail clippers , Big Lots did have them for $1 dont know now but they work good. try a pet supply store they cut curve from either side

[UNIQUEDOT]

You can get flush cutters like the ones you get from sharpshooter for their buckshot molds for a couple bucks from harbor freight. You need to use flush cutters if you want to cut the sprue flush without losing the spheres shape.

[Idaho Sharpshooter]

UD.

you are correct sir!

$5 at wallyworld.

My buckshot will now fall out of my hand and roll all the way across my living room floor and hide under the furniture.

Rich
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[Idaho Sharpshooter]

My thanks as well to the gentleman who started this loaner program.

Rich
Sua Sponte

[patsher]

I'm coming late to the game as usual -- please, what is a "Morgan mold"? Size of shot? How does one get on the list?

[Just Duke]

Good info