Yesterday was cloudy and in the low 70s with no wind and no rain expected. Perfect for me to cast outdoors. So out came the NOE (correction, M&P) 135g 9mm mold that drops 9 at once. I wasn't breaking any records for fast moves, and today when I coated them and after picking out culls I got 840ish. There may be a few more culls though. I'm getting a strange flaw in the base, but I'll make a new thread with pictures. Not a huge amount of them, but any culls are too many and I'd like to know what's causing them.
Now to size them and I need to go easy there. I'm still getting my right arm (mostly) back and I don't want to regress and go backwards from my last repetitive motion injury from sizing bullets a month ago. It's slow in coming back.
I need to work up a load and I'd like to have 4k of them on the shelf so that I can load them this winter.
Same plan goes for a 220gr .308 for 300BLK. But dropping 5 at a time will slow down the casting a bit. Oddly enough the flaws in the base of the 9mms aren't seen in these bullets.