[lykoris]

are there any books out there specific to the casting process?

I've been reading articles/webpages and looking at youtube the last couple of months on and off.

I guess I'm looking for the equivalent of the ABCs of reloading in the casting world.

I took a look at Amazon but nothing jumped out at me, quite a few books were old.

Thanks for taking the time to read ;) :)

[lordgroom]

Lyman's Cast Bullet Handbook is a must buy.

Read on castboolits.com (or .org) and excellent source for information similar to this site.

Join the cast bullet association and receive a free bullet casting manual. The book is ok.

The NRA is supposed to hAVE MADE A VERY GOOD CASTING BOOK SOME TIME AGO BUT i HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND IT MYSELF. (sorry about the caps)

[tlen]

+1. Lyman is the casting Bible.

[fireflyfather]

As above, but the lee book also has some good information (and it's cheap!)

Also, the website above is:
castboolits.gunloads.com

[ranger335v]

It's long out of print but you should be able to find a copy of the NRA book, "Cast Bullets"/E.H. Harrison in Amazon's used books listings. Couple that with Lyman's excellant "Cast Bullet Handbook" and there isn't much else to know about "do it yourself" bullets.

[lykoris]

Many thanks for all of the suggestions guys.

I have been lurking at cast boolits forum. I learn better from books and the casting sections in my reloading manuals while nice didn't really go into great detail on the process from a to z.

Per your recommendations I will get my hands on a Lyman's cast bullet handbook and Cast Bullets by Harrison.

Thanks for the guidance, it is appreciated.