Anyone try this fellow?
https://www.martysarms.com/
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Anyone try this fellow?
https://www.martysarms.com/
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i have his buckshot molds.his handles screws will burn your hands like crazy so you must wear gloves which i hate or figure out how to modify them so you dont get burned.no sprue cutter so you need nippers also
I have several of his buckshot molds. They work well.
I put a couple wraps of blue masking tape around the handles to cover the recessed screws. I also wear gloves so the screws weren't really much an issue.
thinking about a .520 for a muzzle loader
14 balls plus the sprues per pour, that thing is going to get hot (and heavy) quick.
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one or two pours and I am good for the day!:drinks:
I have two of his molds and they work well. The handles do get hot so I use my welding gloves while casting.
You might find the Lee 6 banger .520 more to your liking. It beats clipping and they pile up fast. Track of the Wolf usually has them in stock
Tanks for the tip Mr Peabody.
Must of been a special run for Track.
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Yes just got mine in last week , it will get stuck up on the shelve with the other unfriendly user molds unfortunately the other moulds of that quality were made 150 years ago . Will not buy another.
It's listed as in stock on their site as in stock todayQuote:
Originally Posted by Beerd
Never bought the moulds, but I did look at the web site. What is the purpose of his 'X-flyer" .725" raised groove round ball?
It looks like the answer to a question no one ever asked.