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  • mark501w
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    what do you do with those,add a spritzer of powder than slide the cap into the case?

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  • mark501w
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    sorry dude it was just a thought.

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  • jj805
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    Originally posted by mark501w
    Speer plastic bullets.[ATTACH]260138[/ATTACH]


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  • CSACANNONEER
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    Originally posted by mark501w
    I can see how you'd get hungry building these. I was wondering if you could build a safety slug by adding 7.5's or 8's?
    Damn you! Shoot me a PM with a link to this thread in about a month. By then, I should have my reloading gear moved, up and running. I'll try it and find something to test them with.

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  • deac777
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    Originally posted by mark501w
    how large do you make the flash hole?
    I have not modified the flash hole, use it as is.

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  • mark501w
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    I can see how you'd get hungry building these. I was wondering if you could build a safety slug by adding 7.5's or 8's?

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  • Dutch3
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    Originally posted by mark501w
    I still don't remember discussing production , but what I would like to know how you keep the hot glue from sticking to your mould?
    I swab the mold with olive oil on a Q-tip every 4-5 bullets or when they begin to stick. All olive oil is not created equal, as my last batch remained a bit tacky after cooling.

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  • mark501w
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    how large do you make the flash hole?

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  • deac777
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    I still have some that I shot 30 years ago. I also cast my own bullets out of paraffin and shoot them the same way with a magnum primer as the charge.

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  • mark501w
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    I still don't remember discussing production , but what I would like to know how you keep the hot glue from sticking to your mould?

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  • Davisje011
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    I'll stick with airsoft. It's just easier and 1:1 with my XD for idpa practice in my room.

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  • Spyder
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    I've got a bunch of the .44's, and we shot the .38's in my hunter safety class wayyyyyy back.
    May have to buy some and load up for kiddos to shoot their first real handguns!

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  • VegasND
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    Long ago, I used to shoot these in my apartment. I haven't seen them in years and had no idea they were still available.

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  • stand125
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    Originally posted by mark501w
    Ididn't imply any thing ,I just ask if you remember them.
    I could see how somebody could think you meant that something was cool back in the day and that they where no longer manufactured. It's not like the guy called you a bad name or made fun of your mother.

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  • Dutch3
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    Originally posted by CSACANNONEER
    That's getto and isn't as easy to reload.
    But they look cooler...


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