very interesting! will be trying out

I made mine with a rivet gun part and a wire .it worked.

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That could be a game changer for preserving foods.

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Thats 90 chicken legs!

If you melt down lead use a wax toilet bowl ring to draw out impurities.

When times get tough don't be bashful. You can use driveway gravel in a pinch. Just sayin'

Great news! I thought about using a cast iron frying pan at one time to make shot I found a square one but my mother inlaw won't let it go lol

do u sell your shot,,if so do u have #4 shot?

I guess you didn't have any luck with making lead shot

thanks for the vid.

Oddest thing I have seen , left handed threads on a Lee Challenger Press . You screwed the die into the press counter-clockwise .

Keep making content. The channel will grow.

Great vid! Happy wife Happy life!

A little tip, go to your local Napa car car park store and get mail threaded. Cand Take a drill press and drill the size of shot you want. It will save you a lot of money.

I make my own drippers out of aluminum bolts . I drill small holes with different small drill bits to get the desired size I want , very easy to do and you save a potload of money .

Hi, where is the follow up video from this ? I want to see your shot being made

Semper fi mac!

Pro tips: make sure you have a way to control the heat on the burner. Use pure lead for best results. Alloys, like range scrap, are more "runny" so pellets come out smaller than expected and less spherical. Pure lead also maximizes the weight per pellet. Wet tumble for 4 to 6 days(doesn't have to be all at once, 1day X 4 to 6, 2days X 2 to 3, ect...). Rinse with cold water to reduce oxidation, spread on towel to dry for a couple of days. Tumble with about 2.5CC of graphite powder per about 9lbs, for about 6 to 9 hours. Load and make ready.

Keep making thr videos man

I could spend all day in that store! Great vid! Thanks for your service!

Great vid!

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Keep reloadong the followers will come

Nice content

Hey saw your dacebook post so i said i give you a subscriber. What part of az are you from.

I punch my OS and cork and felt wads, but I don't punch my fiber or hard cards. I find it much easier and simpler to purchase those two. As far as OS cards I layer my material and punch 5 at a time. I also 3d print OS cards as well. I love reloading shotshells! I started loading them thirty something years ago and it got me into metallic reloading and handloading of anything and everything! my fondness of muzzleloading at the time is what actually got me into shotshell reloading as being able to change and alter a load on the spot was a uniqueness I hadn't experienced with a shellshucker and box of factory fodder.

I bought a couple of the Lyman mounts. I think they're the best on the market as they are heavy gauge steel and they come with two pre drilled thick steel plates (one with blank area to customize) and you can mount any press on them... well almost... for example my 366 auto wouldn't come close to being able to mount, but any metallic should fit. I've added bin mounts etc. and they have a shelf too so double the storage area underneath...best part is they are probably the lowest priced mounts.

Cool!

Great vid! Thanks for the Tips!

Great vid!

These molds are great for the price and with a good warranty! I really enjoy the tumble lube bullets I don't even size my 45 tL bullets they there is no need so that's one less step!

Nice good too hear from yea!

Great idea!!

Nice mount!!

Thanks for the tips!!