PasadenaMike
Grand HAMster
ThanksAny dirt, leaves, paper or other debris char and float to the top and you skim it off. I usually rinse my dirty lead and let it dry good before I melt it though.
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ThanksAny dirt, leaves, paper or other debris char and float to the top and you skim it off. I usually rinse my dirty lead and let it dry good before I melt it though.
You're welcome. It's not for everyone, but I enjoy doing it. It does cut down on the cost of shooting .25 caliber and up. I was already casting so I had all the equipment except for the pellet molds from NOE.Thanks![]()
Yeah it’s something to look into for the future right now I’m swimming in pellets but I’m not buying more so something to think aboutYou're welcome. It's not for everyone, but I enjoy doing it. It does cut down on the cost of shooting .25 caliber and up. I was already casting so I had all the equipment except for the pellet molds from NOE.
I'm collecting lead in case they ever ban it and I can't buy lead pellets. I have a lifetime supply of .177 already. I mainly cast .25 and some .22 that's not available commercially.Yeah it’s something to look into for the future right now I’m swimming in pellets but I’m not buying more so something to think about
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