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Wont be long and I'll be casting more bullets than I've ever done https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...427bb9baad.jpg
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And the addiction gets worse! Nice machine.
Yes it does.
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The Lyman 4500 heated sized will be in in a cpl days.
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Omg. I love this furnace. It spends things up alot. With alot less mess.
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That's awesome never used one of them.Quote:
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If you ever use a bottom pour you'll never go back.
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My lee is like that, but I'm going to upgrade pretty soon. Thinking of getting the pro melt 2. Rcbs has been so good to me is why, I'm learning that way. But your making me reevaluate my decision. I've been on cast boolits forum for years only for info and ideas for casting, but this forum is starting to get a good cast section. I love this forum is more personal. Wes has done a good job for us. Some people make mold holders for different style molds, which I'm going to do I think. What's some things you do to help? I'm going to make one for a six cavity with the tilt for better flow.Quote:
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Im on cast boolits as well. And yes this forum is better. Wes did do a great job. I've gotta work on a holder for my pot for a 6 cavity. The one on it is great for a 2 cavity. My new lee 6 cavity has another handle on it to open the spru plate. Which is gonna need a little more room for getting it in and out. Plus I'm looking at a 12 cavity 50cal round ball mold. That will definitely speed up that casting. I've got some ideas I'm gonna try to hopefully make my casting more efficient. One i already use is my box for dropping the bullets in. I made two boxes out of wood that slide onto the edge of my bench. I made them to hold my brass as i process and reload them. They work perfect for the bullets as well.
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Post some pictures when you get it done, I'll do the same.Quote:
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Sure thing
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I have a lubrasizer, and have been in a pinch for a top punch with a flat nose. So I used quick steel jb weld and changed it. Still works great.Quote:
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Im still waiting on my lube sizer
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Nice pot, I'm thinking about upgrading to a pot with a PID as well next year, not sure which one I will go with yet. NOE makes a nice mold guide that will fit either the Lyman,Lee or RCBS.
http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product...81pdufnbjuft95
Install video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQt1y4TiHRA
Lee 4-20 pot, you will need the adapter to use with the guide.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-NqAvYcFog
That's good to know. So far my Lee molds have fit this guide plate. We'll see if the others do when i get them.
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I really like mine. It beats hand dipping as far as mess and time. I cranked out 550 rounds of 325gr .45 rounds in a cpl hrs with a double cavity mold the other week. It really is nice.
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