Wheel Weight Problem

Push harder!!!!

Get rid of the Lee stuff and buy a Dillon. Sit back, take your shoes off and enjoy the blue kool-aid.

silly wabbit....you forgot to take the clips off of the wheel weights!

Too small a case.

You need at least a 45-70, but a 600 Nitro Express would be better!

Get a BFH!

The Dove

Thanks, I needed a laugh!

BTW, these are for 38/357 if it helps

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Wrong brass, bullseye.

just send the WW's to me and I will dispose of them properally

Or send them to me after you melt them down and cast them into muffin sized balls to ease the shipping (they wont move around as much)

wheel weights ?

:banghead:Just melt them in your production pot and flux with something like tallow or crisko. The mix will smoke or flame when used, don't worry all it will do is set off your smoke alarms. I use wheel weights all the time for 45acp, 10mm, an 12ga slugs. Use em like lead only they'll be harder
Fail to see why this blog shouldn't be viewed a honest question.

Check over at cast boolits forum on how to get those wheel weights in the case.

Regards,

Dave

No, no not in brass, thoes are for shot shells. Just shove 3 or 4 into your AA's with a Fed. 12S0 wadd. Crimp'em down real hard, oh yah leave the clips on for aerodynamics and start smashin thoes clays. Have fun and keep your cheek down.

Hey Bullseye,

Now that was a great picture!

Best wishes,
Dave Wile

The problem is you should be loading for magazines, not for clips.

You might want to try 1/4 oz weights, they seem to fit better

good one!

Get a BFH!

The Dove

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agree use a crescent wrench too. make sure you spit on the case. you know you need lube.


hahahaha

Whats really funny is that someone took this as a serious post!

Just melt them in your production pot and flux with something like tallow or crisko. The mix will smoke or flame when used, don't worry all it will do is set off your smoke alarms. I use wheel weights all the time for 45acp, 10mm, an 12ga slugs. Use em like lead only they'll be harder

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Get rid of the Lee stuff and buy a Dillon. Sit back, take your shoes off and enjoy the blue kool-aid.

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Wow 36 minutes to make a dillon comment.......What kept you so long?

I'm pretty sure that's a zinc weight because I never have that problem . . .

shape them with a bastard file and tap them in with a bfg

You are sizing the w-w too large.
Slug the bore and go .001" over.

BTW, these are for 38/357 if it helps.

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After careful analysis of your problem, I have determined that the 38 Special case shown in the picture has stretched somewhat due to excessive firings without trimming.

I always trim my straight wall handgun cases after 5,000 firings; looks like you have exceeded this magic number for your case.

Trimming is required.

Chop saw recommended.