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160gr lead cast hollow points in the Glock 22
125gr lead cast hollow points in the Glock 17
250gr lead cast hollow points in the S&W 44mag
Cast #4 buck (27 of 'em) in the Mossy 500

Anything...

Yep, turkey fryer's are the thing to use. They get plenty hot and, starting cold, I'm fluxing the molten liquid in less than 15 minutes.

I bulge bust all the 40s I find. Of the 1000 or so I've sent through the buster I've only had one occasion to break out the tools to remove crumpled brass. I do not use any lube.

Heh. My wife simply asked me to share my Wish List from Midway with her. Much easier than me trying to tell her!

Have my eye on a couple molds - 44 hollow point, 38 spc
Would also like to get...

I also have the RCBS model. Love it; no longer do cases by hand! Unless I'm only prepping a few at a time...

Hit a gun show this weekend and there seemed to be plenty of 22lr ammo available. The cheapest I saw was 13¢ a round so still a tad expensive. That may be the new norm though...

Excellent post. My group of like-minded folks have food, water, shelter, heat and defense pretty much covered. The surrounding neighbors have plenty of animals including sheep for wool and are...

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A few moments of TLC after the mold has been used is key!

But still a very cool storage box.

I size after I powder coat. No need to lube, size, remove lube, paint, size again!

I have stopped using aluminum foil and only use the small pan that came with my toaster oven. A light spray of...

Being able to cast your own is its own reward. Sure, you could pay someone else to make or fix every single thing around you. Or, you could take matters into your own hands. Some things may not...

Heh. Couple guys beat me to it.

Personally, I would keep it all. 1700 pounds of lead sounds like a bunch but you would be amazed how fast it goes once you really get into casting.

Lead is the...

Sweet! So when you going to start selling all that lead to your good buddies here on the site?

Last night I cast a pile of 240gr RN .44cal, 90gr RN .356cal, and 124gr RN .357cal.

:holysheep

that's a lot of lead... If only I had the equipment to handle such a load!

Wow. To have that much brass to tumble...

Good thread! I tend to enjoy casting/reloading more than shooting so I have plenty of components to keep me busy for a least a year without making additional purchases. As far as all the reloaded...

Wow some of you guys have lots of molds! I thought I was doing pretty well with a dozen but yikes... I have 2 Lyman molds and ten Lee molds. Pros and cons for each.

Every time I go to the range I spend 75% of my time doing two things: picking up brass and digging bullets out of the dirt berm.

Who is Kim Kardashian? Some hollyweird harlot?

Lee pot's drip? Well sunuvagun...

I also use the screwdriver turn tip mentioned above.

CLP break free.

Stuff is nothing short of a miracle.

+1 on the doughnuts

These guys bust their rears all day and appreciate the little things.

+1 what everyone else has said so far on this thread

No such thing as 'too much lead' or 'too much ammo' or 'too many guns'. Smelt it all down into ingots and if you run low on money you will...

+1 on the turkey fryer and cast iron pot replies.