Just a silly lil' video I made while castin' bullets today

[Dennis Eugene]

Nothing informative and no real lessons to be learned, just me enjoying myself. Here's hopeing you might enjoy it too. Thanks Dennis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-RxJCuXJh0

[Gunload Master]

To be honest.. that is fun to watch! A real go-getter in action there!

[smoked turkey]

Yes it is always informative to see how its supposed to be done! Thanks for posting that.

[Czech_too]

I enjoyed the video. Don't know that I could alternate moulds like that without messing up somewhere, fumble fingers here!

[Triggernosis]

Dennis, what kind of cap is that you're wearing there? Seriously. I like that style cap. It looks very similar to a Kromer.

[Charlie Two Tracks]

Good movie Dennis. Thanks for making it. Appears to be a little chilly where you are at.

[chsparkman]

Fun video to watch sir. You cast in a very efficient manner.

[LUCKYDAWG13]

thanks that was fun to watch

[winelover]

Dennis: Good video! Not to be critical, but invest in a rawhide hammer!

Winelover

[Bonz]

Great Video, thanks for sharing !

[pressonregardless]

Great video, hope you do more in the future.

[drklynoon]

That's terrific. Who needs a magma caster when you can throw lead like that lol. I can't cast one mold while talking much less two while talking and shooting a video, you sir have mastered the art of multitasking.

[ultramag]

Quite impressive sir!

[Beau Cassidy]

Very nice. It is good videos like yours that drive home the point to folks who are on the edge about casting that making bullets really isn't rocket science.

[LUBEDUDE]

Well done sir!

[runfiverun]

holy moly.
i need a nap after watching that....

hey dennis,, move your bucket to the other side,below your sprue dish, you'll burn about 500 fewer calories in a session.

[Dennis Eugene]

Thanks guys for all the kind comments. Triggernosis, I don't know the style of cap I like it 'cause it bothers my son when I wear it. But then he wears his backward, so I guess we're even. The cap was given to me by a big fish plant whos product we truck and barge in the freight bussiness. Charlie two tracks, nope not real cold but it's a damp wet cold and makes it seem worse and if caught out in it will kill you just as quick. Winelover, not critical at all I love the feed back and expect it when I put myself out there. It's not a very clear view and rawhide is a good Idea, but the hammer head is rubber and seems to work well, at least for the last 10 years or so although it's not as big as it once was. Lamar, That is a great idea and I will give that a try, Thanks, And Thanks again to everyone else. Dennis

[Friends call me Pac]

Nothing informative? To a newbie like me I see how I can be more efficient. Thank you for the video

[PS Paul]

I use the same rubber hammer for knockin' 'em loose..... rawhide hammer, eh? Sounds chewy. AND delicious!

[Inkman]

Where's the "like" button?

Fun vid. Thanks for posting.

Al

[RoGrrr]

Dennis
I would cut the sprues into a can or pan and after just a few, dump them back into the furnace. They are still warm and won't affect the temperature of the melt that much.
Additionally, put a couple bolts or heavy nails into the left side of the bench and use them to hold onto the sprue cutter, then twist the mold to cut. Then you won't have to hammer to cut.
Other than that, looks like a darn good operation.

[MrWolf]

Nice video - for someone who has not cast yet it was informative