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Check Wayne 52 posts, he is the pellet casting Guru,
he knows what he is talking about.
HTH's
Don
he knows what he is talking about.
Boolit and Pellet Casting - Airguns & Guns Forum
Boolit and Pellet Casting, Air guns, Airgun Forum
www.gatewaytoairguns.org
Don
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I've got aluminum molds from 20 grains up to 500. I've never had any issues with them warping. I have 2 brass molds and they are heavy suckers. I won't be buying anymore.
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www.castboolot.forums will answer and teach you anything you want about casting slugs. My molds are all Aluminum. Lee....Aersonal..N.O.E...Accurate molds.. I learned everything casting on that forum. Also check out Elvis ammo on YouTube great videos on casting and powder coating in bulk. Also FortuneCookie45LC YouTube channel great info on all aspects of casting soaring lubricant s of.cast slugs...
Utube is coming down hard on casters and reloaders. Better watch now before they all disappear.
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Wayne's sticky at the top of the page you linked is the definitive guide to casting airgun pellets and slugs in smaller calibers. It will give you beautiful results and accurate pellets and slugs.
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Iron molds hold heat more evenly survive falls and drops better. brass heats faster than iron. Aluminum heats quickly. I prefer Iron but I'm 73 and don't like change much.
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I have Aluminum, brass and steel molds too, some from the 70's. None are warped, all still work but I have cast so many .38's, my steel Lyman single cavity 158gr Elmer mold that it flashes the part line.
I cast over a thick antifatigue mat so if I from it, no harm comes from it.
Casting pays itself back in 10 tins of JSB's.
I cast over a thick antifatigue mat so if I from it, no harm comes from it.
Casting pays itself back in 10 tins of JSB's.
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