Can o'moulds and a nice Cramer

[Bret4207]

Since I need practice posting pictures, here's a couple of my can of moulds and a nice Cramer. Now you'll know where Veral got the idea for his hold down .



I have no idea what the Cramer casts at or for what. I think it's a 30 cal. I stumbled on it today and honestly can't recall where I got it! Looks like some nice designs though. Not a bad pic for a point and shoot Walmart Sony.

Thats a 20mm ammo can with a box of Brownells desiccant and 35+ moulds. Most are on the bottom in Lymans orange boxes, 2 moulds to a box, and I used all 20 boxes I bought plus 8-10 I had on hand. Sometimes I feel rich!

[RayinNH]

Bret, good detail in the two close-ups. Those are nice looking designs...Ray

[Bret4207]

Thanks Ray. I had a 5 year old helping me. "Take my picture, take my picture too!" Social Services says we can't allow any photos of the kids or you'd see the best looking little farm kids in existence. Proof that indiscriminate breeding can result in near perfection on occasion....

[9.3X62AL]

GREAT photos!

That looks like a "30 caliber kit" for about all the 30's, 30-30 through 30-06.

[Char-Gar]

The Cramer 48 is similiar to Lyman 311334 at about 190 grains. 311334 was designed for the krag rifle, but does well in the 30-06 is the dimensions are right. Often they are not. The Cramer 43 is a 165 grain 30-30 mold.

Cramer molds and designs for the most part are of very good quality. I have several of them and have always been pleased.

[Buckshot]

..................That's pretty much the way I keep my moulds too, except I use an old burlap feed bag.

..............Buckshot

[Bret4207]

..................That's pretty much the way I keep my moulds too, except I use an old burlap feed bag.

..............Buckshot


Hardee, har, har! I know it ain't purty. I got a better system coming. Pics to follow! (Now that I know how to post pics)[smilie=1: