A few buckets of lead

[xringdave]

got a few buckets of lead from a guy that gave up on shotmaking.

[dragonrider]

Nice haul. I will take a guess here and say you have a homemade tumbler on the angle iron table next to the lead, yes?????

[kbstenberg]

That should be enough for the life of most casters.

[jfischer]

Nice, how many pounds?

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[xringdave]

About 2500 lbs, yes that my homemade tumbler.

[zomby woof]

You've got a lot of work ahead of you.

congrats, nice score.

[captain-03]

You had better move some of that stuff ... going to make a big hole in the ground from all that weight in one place.

[jnovotny]

Good score I've got about ten buckets of all sorts to work up this winter.

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

since you have no room left to work i can drive up there and take some off your hands [smilie=1: so you have more room to work [smilie=1:

[zuke]

Nice "haul"!

[PS Paul]

Oh, come on! If this is some attempt to make some of us jealous, it's working there, Dave!(insert chain-pulling emoticon here)

[zomby woof]

I predict a sore back in your future.

[xringdave]

My back hurts just looking at it. But it was cheap.

[Fathersalt]

Thats how my lead hording habit all started a couple of years ago dave. I was saving it all to ultimately buy a shot making machine to support my skeet shooting habit. You bullet guys have it good btw. Us shot slingers are stuck with around $45-55 for just 25lbs of shot. I can make that disappear in one afternoon of skeeting. Anyway, I WAS going to make shot. Here I am casting .45's, looking to cast for 45-70,25-35,25-20 and maybe 577/450 Kynoch in the future. So much for a focused plan.
On a side note, I havent shot skeet in months since I really got into casting. My squad has long since replaced me I am sure. Ohh the horror.