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bullet making on history channel

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25 July 2005, 20:28
tasco 74
bullet making on history channel
saturday morning on the history channel they had the WINCHESTER plant on. they showed how bullets were mass produced and cartrages were loaded for high power rifle. the most interesting for me i guess was they showed how they made the lead wire for bullet cores. the lead wasn't heated at all it was forced into a lead wire by pressure only Eeker.. they also showed how shot was made by dropping molten lead from the shot tower. very interesting show. anyone else catch it??

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26 July 2005, 06:12
D Humbarger
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25 September 2005, 01:54
Lame Duck
Missed part of the program but interesting, what I did see, especially in that many years ago I was taken on a tour of the plant. Back then there was an overhead shaft with large belts running the machinery on the floor. At that time Winchester was playing with the 14 gauge and was able to "borrow" one of the cases. The case annealing station looked very similiar to the one of old. Seems as though some program, lat year possibly, showed part of the Federal plant in operation.
28 September 2005, 18:56
supermatchII
Do you remember the name of the show, The history Channel often repeats the same show a few times a month. Thanks