deerslayer303
New member
Hey Ya'll,
I read this section of the forum alot, but this is my first post in here. I hear alot of you saying that if you don't flux you will lose alot of the antimony and tin content of your lead. So since I cast for my muzzle stuffers (conical, RB) should I flux a whole lot less than I do? Because general consensus is the purer the lead the better for the front stuffer. I have all WW for my lead source and I melt at as close to 700 as possible as to not get any zinc anywhere close to the melting point. Thoughts??
I read this section of the forum alot, but this is my first post in here. I hear alot of you saying that if you don't flux you will lose alot of the antimony and tin content of your lead. So since I cast for my muzzle stuffers (conical, RB) should I flux a whole lot less than I do? Because general consensus is the purer the lead the better for the front stuffer. I have all WW for my lead source and I melt at as close to 700 as possible as to not get any zinc anywhere close to the melting point. Thoughts??