I got the idea of using Mother Nature's winter gift of lots of snow for the noble and glorious purposes of dropping fresh cast boolits on to; to my way of thinking the snow would provide cushioning to allow boolits to land without any deformation while at the same time hardening them. However, I had "technical" challenges ranging from my moulds not closing all the way (bad handles) to it just being too cold for me in my unheated shed with man-door open. Thanks to a great fellow here on CB site, I have an appropriate set of handles coming, and I hope there'll still be plenty of snow for my attempting replication.
However, I thought I'd raise the question to my fellow casters: Have you tried using snow as a medium to drop your boolits in?
I am curious re level of success (&/or, of course, failure)?
Thanks, and best!
geo