lead

Anyone hunt big game with lead free? I hunt with 12 gauge Winchester super x slugs and winchester.308 extreme points with good results. Been thinking about switching over to lead free recently. Options are 30-30, .308, and 12 gauge. Although I have rifles I still enjoy taking out my 12 gauge for...

Just getting into casting again. I have a bunch of 5.56 cases I am turning into .300 Blackout. What's your favorite mold in the 150+gr weight for .30 caliber, specifically the .300 Blackout? I have heard the Saeco 175 is a good choice. It doesn't have to be the heaviest, just 150gr plus...

I have been reloading for a little while now, but have been buying my cast bullets online until very recently when I came across a large source of free lead and would like to try my hand at powder coating the bullets I cast. I was wanting some advice on what brand to purchase. Essentially, I...

Hello, I am looking at joining a local club. The club is about 50' Bullseye shooting. It is an indoor range with a max velocity of 800 FPS & Lead or PC bullets. You cannot shoot jacketed, plated or faster bullets. I asked if 800 fps was correct and it was confirmed. I have 357 magnum...

This is my first stainless wheel gun. I would like to remove the lead stains without damaging the finish you can see on the cylinder. Do you have something that works well for you? I would appreciate it if you would share. Thanks!!

I am researching what I need to reload for a Winchester 94 32-40. According to winchesterguns.com and oldguns.net, my serial number indicates it was made in 1909. My gunsmith has done a deep clean on it and has declared it shootable. I want to reload for it, but am having trouble finding the...

In my casting adventures I have found it hard to keep up processing wheel weights and having enough lead to cast. It seems like as soon as I smelt it into ingots, I use it. I'm curious where you guys get your lead ( if you buy it, where is the cheapest place?) and how much you keep on hand in...

I've been searching for info on the loads used back in the 1850s in Colt and Remington revolvers, without much success. I get a little info here and there. I know revolvers are less sensitive that autoloaders, but were they as strict as we are now-a-days with the weight, size, type and powder...

I may be looking to sell some pure lead ingots (from stick on wheel weights) and was wondering what average prices were per pound/ounce. On a similar note, what do I need to do to post in the trading post? I don't see a "create thread" button.

During your time as owners, did you notice if lead .45 bullets were grouping better and were more accurate than fmj .45 bullets?