Processing Scrap Lead into Usable Shot at Home
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- In this video we turn old scrap lead found at our local gun range and turn it into processed shot. We first extract the lead, melt it into ingots, drop the molten lead into shot, polish the shot, and load it up into shotshells. Anyone can do just as we have done. We used a grizzly, a mesh trap, a blower, a rake, and a shovel to uncover and sort out lead at the range. Making and dripping/dropping shot at home is easy enough for anyone to try.
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Leaf blower hack unlocked! The local shooting pit takes so long to gather lead, this just saved me a bunch of time. Thank you
What a crazy video. So much going on!!! I really loved watching this. Thanks for posting.
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I wouldn't kick up all that dust as it's going to contain some lead and you'll certainly be breathing it. Best to wear a mask and stick to sifting with your screen box. Just my 2 cents.
Congrats! Shot is $40/25lb bag at my range now. If it were possible to make #8 or #9 shot reliably, I might try it one day. Cheers.
Its a cool project but for those wanting to try it, you are better off buying pre-made shot than the expense, time, effort, work you will have into making your own shot. When it comes to shotgun reloading, I dont bother with making shot but only put my attention into making my own slugs for the 12ga, 20ga, and 410 since they are inexpensive, easy, and quick to make.
I would get a blood test for lead, and see where you stand...
Looks great I want to try this
Vertical video = RANK AMATEUR.
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@@veyselkacar3278
Common automotive antifreeze.
Wow that's a cool setup 😁
Super 🤗👍💥
the very first shot that come out is not much good for clay or bird shot,, but it would still hurt like hell if shot in the ass with it for trespassing!,, I call that instant justice huh?,, ever tried tipping hot candle wax over the shot in a number 6 or any size shotgun sell come to that,, it bonds all the shot together and you shoot one solid lump of lead out!,, and if your any good with a gun,, you should be able to hit a gallon can at around 100 yds,, 8 out of 10 times,, plus it can and will drop a deer or wild dog or pig at close to that range as well!,, great video
Way to go bro-ham, it worked great!
Interesting video...!
The temperature of your coolant can also effect the popcorn look.
Thanks for the video...
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Impressive!
Is that a 1 oz load? And are you doing pure lead?
I would be careful with all that dust you’re blowing around on that berm. Did you say 4 hours!
Listen, I’ve been down this road. When you take into consideration your time, effort, machinery, gas and waste you’re paying more than $48 per bag. If you are able to sift out a few hundred pounds of reclaimed shot, clean it really good, use a magnet to remove steel shot and just shoot. Profoundly cheaper and more efficient.
Awesome video! Iḿ to reloading 12 gauage. What is the name of your machine that makes lead shot? Can you #9, 8, 7.5ś ? Thank you!
you can make any size shot with of it,, you just adjust the flow rate,, the faster the flow of hot lead the bigger the shot size,, and the slower the smaller,, but it need to be really hot to give good shot and this one was very cool! hence the crapy shot at first
@@michaelthorpe9560 Thank you for the info! I will be adjusting my temperature.
Great job what size hole using your dripper what size shot do you end up with thanks for sharing
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@@veyselkacar3278 looks like ethylene glycol vehicle coolant
Sir can we makes Zink shot with this process
yep but Zink need far more heat to melt it and any how lead is far heaver than Zink plus Zink shot should only be shot in gun's with a chrome lined barrel
What is the green liquid in the tank ? please.
Antifreeze coolant for engines
so u pull lead from the dirt , too shot it back into the dirt 😅
How does this homemade shot pattern compared to commercial shot?
We haven't tested it on paper, but I'd imagine that the shape might distort the pattern a bit. My brother used these for his practice ammo when he shot trap and skeet nationally. He could still shoot 24s or 25s with these loaded in, but he would switch to new ammo for competition just to be on the safe side.
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You'd better get a blood test for lead after all that leaf blowing and bare hand handling of lead. Your home may become an EPA superfund site.
iF YOU ARE NOT WEARING A RESPIRATOR THAT IS GOOD FOR LEAD DUST IM SURE YOU HAVE GOTTEN A LARGE DOSE OF LEAD IN YOUR SYSTEM.............
No need to drop it in a tower?
A tower is ideal, but nowhere near practical nor within city code for a backyard setup 😂 this little setup works about as good as you can for an at-home rig
Was it countryboyprepper that you saw make this?
Yessir!
Why not make 00 buck shot?
It's doable! We did it primarily for competition trap shooting
@@FormulaJake you make some good money converting birdshot shells to buckshot. Especially with the shortage in defensive ammo.
Shot is cheap here. Target rounds are even cheaper... I melt it for rifle bullets🤣
Then I'll take soft lead and convert the target rounds to slugs! (The big money saver).
I have zero desire or see any reason to cast and load birdshot. It's extremely cheap as it is
Definitely makes sense to do slugs to save money. It was more about the fun and the experiment, although we did save some money considering we were shooting competitive trap and skeet at the time. We shot 400-500 shells per week at a minimum
Trap or birdshot is NOT cheap......it's $169 for two 25 pound bags anywhere you look online. Wal-Mart is hit or miss on cheap discount ammo these days as well since they went "anti-gun" and removed guns and ammo out of many of their stores. We only have a few left within a 50 mile radius that still has "some" inventory. It's nothing like it was years ago with large gun counters in sporting goods department. They took most of that all out along with their "cheap" prices as well.