Reminds me of a tough bar that I used to drink at.

The first two shots were on the house, after that you had to use your own ammo!

started casting my own bullets, this was my first attempt, did about 300 230 grain .452 today. sorted them out, got to run them thru the sizer now.


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years ago I had a guy that use to pay me about .03 a lead bullet, use to make 1000 's of them for the guy!! That 3 cent use to add up!
Had a nice melting pot, like a coffee creamer dispenser, just lift the handle and pour, that thing was a fast melter too

200 grain .452

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158 grain .357 swc

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230 grain ,452
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170 grain .309

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left to right .452 252 grain, ,452 200 grain, .452 230 grain, .357 158 grain , .309 170 grain



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now I'm out of lead, got to get some more wheel weights

Busy little Beaver heh!

and just because I'm out of lead, i decided to spiff up the Kimber, black rubber grips are so boring. I started with a piece of maple, traced the factory grip on it, cut it down, took the rasp and file to it, finished it off with sandpaper.

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Kimber before


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Kimber after

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this is my first try making grip panels, I've still got some trimming to do, when Once I get it figured out, I've got some nicer pieces of maple to use

The last time I went to the local truck tire store to get my RV inspected I spotted a 5 gallon bucket full of old wheel weights.

Asked the kid doing the inspection what they did with them, he said some guy buys em for $20/bucket.

I asked if I could get one for $20...he said sure.

Weighed out at over 100 pounds...should last a while.

My favorite in these pics is the parts cleaner...:party: :drool:

that ultrasonic cost me right at $400, its been worth every dime. I don't know how i was able to function without it. If you need one, check with ***elsmall.com they had the best price I found, I have the 6 liter with upgraded ultrsonic and heater element, kinda wish i bought the next size up, but it was a big jump in price