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    Sticky: That inverse bevel bottom on the die could be the...

    That inverse bevel bottom on the die could be the culprit. I don't have a picture of it, but my die sleeve (Woody's) has a bevel on the inside diameter at the end. This would cause the flowing powder...
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    Sticky: That's good to hear. There's a few local stores...

    That's good to hear. There's a few local stores that carry Berry's so I may get some of those and avoid shipping costs.

    I was thinking those round nose plated or fmj would work well since they'd...
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    Sticky: What do you guys think of Berry's plates...

    What do you guys think of Berry's plates bullets... 9mm 147gr for milling media? They're really cheap, but I wonder if the copper plating would flake off after using them in the mill for a bit?
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    Sticky: Also, remember that Linstrum had recommended...

    Also, remember that Linstrum had recommended adjusting the charcoal content based on the ash assay.
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    Sticky: You guys are awesome. Thanks for continuing to...

    You guys are awesome. Thanks for continuing to share your efforts. I really enjoy seeing the progress and learning from everyone.

    I'll get back to it at some point! I've been busy troubleshooting...
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    Sticky: DB, I like your measure of powder efficiency. It...

    DB, I like your measure of powder efficiency. It makes sense to use if you're looking to find the optimal powder and charge for a specific gun/ball/patch.

    I have been wondering while watching the...
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    Sticky: What's the ignition temp of this golden powder?...

    What's the ignition temp of this golden powder? Would it be useable in a flintlock? That's one of the downsides for some subs is that they don't work in a flinter without a real BP portion to ignite...
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    Sticky: From what I could find, golden powder has a...

    From what I could find, golden powder has a slightly higher energy content than BP per grain weight and reduced fouling.

    The downside is that it is hygroscopic.
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    Sticky: DB, the suspense is killing me!

    DB, the suspense is killing me!
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    Sticky: The way I'd grinded and screened with my ceramic...

    The way I'd grinded and screened with my ceramic burr grinder:

    Use side cutters to break picks into pieces that would fit in grinder
    Grind on Largest setting into screen. Screen it. What stays on...
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    Sticky: I wonder about any additives to TP that might...

    I wonder about any additives to TP that might affect the BP made with it. Tissues sometimes have aloe or other stuff on them. I'm not sure if some TP is the same, but I'd expect there's potentially...
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    Sticky: Hey guys, I come to check in on you cause I've...

    Hey guys, I come to check in on you cause I've been busy with hunting and general life and wondered how the progress is going.

    And I see you're playing around with TP!!!

    I need to keep a...
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    I cast my first balls last night! How do they...

    I cast my first balls last night! How do they look? A couple of them may look a little wrinkly, but I'm not sure where they were at in the session, because I didn't throw any back in the pot when I...
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    Forum: Cast Boolits

    Thanks! Do you heat your mold on a hot plate or...

    Thanks! Do you heat your mold on a hot plate or just manage it with the melting pot and casting rate?
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    Thanks! I want to cast small as possible because...

    Thanks! I want to cast small as possible because my barrel is a deep round groove, so I need to use thick patches to fill the grooves. Using Hornady .570 swaged balls , some are horrifically hard to...
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    A few questions from a new caster

    A friend just gifted me a Lyman .570 round ball mold. I have a Lee magnum melter and some soft lead on the way. I've got a Lyman lead ladle. I've also got a k type thermocouple for my multimeter that...
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    Absolutely! I have a 45-90 and a pile of...

    Absolutely! I have a 45-90 and a pile of processed WW lead. I just don't have a bullet mold yet but so have a round ball mold and am having more fun shooting my flinter.
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    I would like to keep the as cast diameter as...

    I would like to keep the as cast diameter as small as possible due to the design of my bore. I need to use thick patches to get into the grooves but that makes.it a bit too tight if the ball is much...
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    Thanks for the advices! I'll look around for the...

    Thanks for the advices! I'll look around for the best magnum melter deal :)
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    Casting.58 round ball... Which pot?

    Just got a Lyman single cavity .570 round ball mold. I have the Lyman ladle. I have a thermometer that will work. I am thinking either the Lee melting pot, Lee magnum melter, or a 10lb cast iron...
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    Sticky: I have looked into the yttria stabilized zirconia...

    I have looked into the yttria stabilized zirconia media. Non sparking, won't break and spark like the alumina ceramic is capable of doing, and it is much more dense.

    However... Probably too...
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    Sticky: I had wondered myself if the creosote from a...

    I had wondered myself if the creosote from a chimney would be a good additive to liven up some slower charcoal
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    Sticky: Having more moisture in the meal when pressing...

    Having more moisture in the meal when pressing will allow more density with less pressure. Too much though and you'll lose some kno3 squeezing water out of the meal
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    Sticky: I'm excited to see the shooting results of that...

    I'm excited to see the shooting results of that southern red cedar powder that Brimstone had the fantastic assay numbers from!
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    Sticky: Thanks for that helpful information, doublebuck...

    Thanks for that helpful information, doublebuck and hamgunner. I'll have to look into that violet flame but. I found Waltham Abbeys book on Amazon. Is it this one?

    I would think it would be...
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Abbreviations used in Reloading

BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
C Compressed Charge PR Primer SPCL Soft Point "Core-Lokt"
HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
PSP Pointed Soft Point Spz Spitzer Point SBT Spitzer Boat Tail
LRN Lead Round Nose LWC Lead Wad Cutter LSWC Lead Semi Wad Cutter
GC Gas Check