Casting Session with new Lee pot

Home built mold guide
Casting 45
Lyman Devastator
Saeco 058
Lee 230gr TC

[@ramsaycountry1177]

Nice casting man, I agree if they aren't what you're looking for just recast them. Don't cost anything but a few more seconds to cast them again. 👍👍

[@stuckcase7775]

Figured out the bullet discoloration and blemish
The distance from the spout to the mold was too excessive causing air deformities

[@groundbreakerexplore]

Great video sharing. First time I saw this kind of video. It is new to me. Stay safe friend.

[@jamespollard1670]

Nice mold guide setup .

[@stuckcase7775]

Homemade

[@myexperienceid]

Happy to see your activities in this video

[@johnduffant9694]

It looks like you have a lot of slag in your pot that needs to be removed.

[@MichaelRoachDavid]

How is the saeco vs Lyman? I’ve mostly used Lyman in the past

[@stuckcase7775]

The Saeco is very finicky about needing tin to fill the mold out-but it makes identical bullets to one another
The Lyman molds are great and cast well with wheel weight lead
Overall, the Lee molds offer a great bargain and heat up quick and are easy to maintain
Question is what your looking for exactly.
High volume(multiple cavities-up to 6 with Lee), precision Saeco, just ask yourself how many and what type of bullet.
The selection is ridiculous
Lee, Saeco, Lyman, RCBS, NOE, Accurate, Mihec, H and G, Ideal

[@MichaelRoachDavid]

Funny you should mention wheel weights. It’s all I had in the past. I made cast for 38 special back then. I’m looking to get back into this only because of the cost of 450 bushmaster. I looking to get the raw mixtures from www.rotometals.com now. Thank you for the response.