I have been asked for displays of my molds. I have a number of calibers of these posted to my uTube account.
Here is my 10mm I thought maybe someone here might like ta see.
https://youtu.be/wy9XG48o7n8
Excuse the title, please. UTube hates us so different descriptive words are tried....
CW
Great video CW, yea, UTube / Google isn?t real gun friendly
Awesome CW! Nice selections of the 10mm/40 cal stuff!
Nice video!
I like the Lee 401-175-TC and I also have the 6 cavity mold.
I?m running them at 1600 fps from a 16? carbine. Have not chrony?d them in my G20 yet.
I have killed hogs with this bullet.
Thanks man!! It has become a favorite!!! It is loaded to be tried on game next opportunity!!
CW
That 175 truncated cone bullet/mold was one of the ones I had been looking at.
I think next payday I'm going to finally buy one. Though will probably be the 2 cavity. I'm not a high volume shooter and have other bills to pay, but I do like the ability to make my own. And I have a couple of sources to get wheel weights too, which is never a bad thing. I have molds for just about every pistol caliber that I own, so I need something for the 40's and 10 now too.
I was able to order the 175 truncated cone lee mold. The specific model was # 90256
(https://www.ozgunmart.com.au/assets/full/90256.jpg?20200707031401)
I only got the 2 cavity for the time being. I thought it would be a decent one to start with for the 10mm. And I also have an XD40 they should work in too, though I rarely shoot it anymore these days.
@cwlongshot, I tried to watch through some of your videos on youtube, but was getting an error.
John, let us know how you like that bullet. I bought the Lee two-cavity 175-grain tumble lube version and will be trying it out real soon. These also will be the first bullets that I attempt to powder coat.
While I haven't cast any of them yet, I think I'll like them really well. Been dealing with the kung flu lately.
Plus, it's still a bit hot too. I tend to cast twice a year. Usually in really early spring when it's still real cool out, and in late fall when it's really cool out.
That's when I generally take a day out of the weekend and pour a bunch of everything and put them up to use throughout the year.
I will definately be powder coating them.
Powder coating isn't terribly hard. Or, at least not how I have been doing it. Take about a teaspoon of the powder and put in a butter bowl or cool whip bowl and put some bullets in. Put the lid on and stir them around in a circle for about 30 seconds.
Then, pour them on a baking sheet covered with aluminum foil or parchment paper and bake for about 15 minutes @400. Let them cool. Sometimes if any were touching you may have to break them apart but it's really simple.
(https://i.imgur.com/z1ZBRwB.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/orV0VFg.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/i6TvwpU.jpg)
Absolutely!!
These days I 98% powder coating my projectiles.
https://youtube.com/shorts/SCq6KYdhKWE?feature=share