Lee moulds
I have been casting bullets for over 50yrs. My 1st was a old Ideal 25/20 hp, I
still have it. I have found Lees easy to pour, that's why people buy them. They
are not durable. They are also cheap, big plus I guess. The two reasons I don't
like them are: 1. They do not produce bullets with square edges, on grease
grooves.
2. On several ones I've used the mould blocks are not perfectly
indexed. Making bullets that are out of round.
When I get them on trades or in misc. boxes, I put them in gun show pile. When
your time is valuable, you don't wast it on second rate stuff. I feel the same way
about Lee loading tools. I have found the Lee melting pots to be dependable.
I have been casting bullets for over 50yrs. My 1st was a old Ideal 25/20 hp, I
still have it. I have found Lees easy to pour, that's why people buy them. They
are not durable. They are also cheap, big plus I guess. The two reasons I don't
like them are: 1. They do not produce bullets with square edges, on grease
grooves.
2. On several ones I've used the mould blocks are not perfectly
indexed. Making bullets that are out of round.
When I get them on trades or in misc. boxes, I put them in gun show pile. When
your time is valuable, you don't wast it on second rate stuff. I feel the same way
about Lee loading tools. I have found the Lee melting pots to be dependable.