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Can anyone point me in the direction of a number 1 buckshot mold.
My brother has a shotgun in 16 ga that throws it tight and hard and he can't find them any more.
Thanks
 
Posts: 1371 | Location: Plains,TEXAS | Registered: 14 January 2008Reply With Quote
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go to ebay here http://cgi.ebay.com/00-Bucksho...&hash=item336502717a its a action for a OO mold. contact him and ask as he will do them in any size.
 
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Thanks,Lloyd I will get ahold of him tomorrow.
 
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Happy to say the mold is on the way.
Now what alloy to cast them little buggers out of.
I have some pure Linotype and wheel weights and some babbit to play with.
Any suggestions? dancing
 
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Happy to say the mold is on the way.
Now what alloy to cast them little buggers out of.
I have some pure Linotype and wheel weights and some babbit to play with.
Any suggestions? dancing


I've been out of casting for some time. I don't remember the Pb, Sb, Sn ratios are for Linotype, Wheel Weights, etc.

But I'd suggest you try to duplicate Ballistic Products Super Buck. I think it has about 95% Pb/5% Sb. I don't think they use any tin.
 
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Alloy? What difference does it make for buckshot? I would use whatever melts and casts that is mostly lead. Being hard(er) would be good, I think. Buck lacks penetration anyway.
 
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I wouldn’t waste Linotype on a shotgun buckshot load. It’s to valuable for making other home made alloys for real bullets.
 
Posts: 2650 | Location: Lakewood, CO | Registered: 15 February 2003Reply With Quote
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If that is Lorina Babbitt I wouldn't play with her unless you know she is positive you are just playing.
 
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Start off using straight wheel weights then add.
 
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