#75--Thanks for the Birthday Greetings

[sw282]

l appreciate the BD Greetings from ''Cast Boolits'' for #75.
l celebrated appropriately by pouring up some 20 pounds of 44 boolits for the Ga State IHMSA Match later this month.
An old Hensley & Gibbs mould #142 got a workout too. That four cavity seemed a lot HEAVIER today!:shock:
I wonder WHY:confused:

[Thumbcocker]

Happy birthday. Glad you celebrated by pouring yourself some hot ones


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[MrWolf]

Happy birthday! Hope you can still do that for as long as you want to.

[Grayone]

Happy Birthday! I will be 70 this year and still love casting, shooting, and hunting! I thank you Lord for every day I wake up!

[jsizemore]

Happy B-day! That H&G 142 most likely had a birthday too and ate too much cake.

[sw282]

Happy B-day! That H&G 142 most likely had a birthday too and ate too much cake.

Wife baked a Rum Cake for #75. All mine too. Day 3 its half gone.[smilie=p:

[Traffer]

Happy Birthday....Mine too Sept 6...I am now 69...Celebrating by staying in and keeping with my long covid protocol. hahahahahah

[Old Caster]

I am now an Old Caster at 77 and started casting in 1965 when the AMU had me shooting Bullseye and casting and reloading 38 wadcutters and 45 SWC in Germany. 38 special brass was the biggest hangup because they weren't used there. Lead from the backstop was primarily where we got our lead and we had to pressure pour around 800 degrees because most of the lead was 22 which was pretty close to pure at that time. We used Remington 22 standard velocity target ammo then and had about one alibi for every 500 rounds. Amazing how much better things are now. We used only 3.5 grains of bullseye with a 200 grain bullet for the 45 and 2.7 grains for the 148 grain 38. With the 38 a score of 95 at 50 yards was quite common and with the 45 it was around 90. The 10 ring is around 3 inches and of course we only used iron sights at that time.