lead pots

[deviljunkie]

are the old seaco/lyman pots better than the new lee pots?

 

[45-70]

I resisted buying one for years but I've grown to really like the Lee Pro 4 20 pound bottom pour pot. You can really crank out some bullets in a hurry with very little mess. I would take a bottom pour over a ladle unless I'm casting ingots, then I use a cast iron skillet and ladle.

 

[youngda9]

+1

 

[meyer4589]

Another +1 for the Lee pots. My dad and I have made around 1000 .54 cal and .62 cal round balls so far out of our pot with no problems at all.

 

[EvilElmo]

+1 for the Lee pots.

 

[blamecharles]

Anyone near south side of Indy/Greenwood doing cast boolits? I would like to learn

 

[deviljunkie]

i was curious if the old pots hold temp pretty good or if they are all over the place.

 

[billybob44]

Lead Pots??

are the old seaco/lyman pots better than the new lee pots?

Not brand asked about, but THIS works for me.
Pro-Melt Furnace 110 Volt

Anyone near south side of Indy/Greenwood doing cast boolits? I would like to learn

PM me, and come on up to McCordsville, and we will cast some!! Bill.