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Made a new strap for my new bag I'm working on, it will be done this week. A peek at the bag

Beautiful work Sir. Be proud to display it Live in Fairbanks, all the Carabou hide I have seen are hair on. The holes don't matter so much. Sold to tourist for chair covers I guess.

Finished this project this morning, had to stop a few days ago due to the chance of rain. 180 pounds of goodness, that 3877 balls for the smothbore, or 5625 for the .54

I'll keep it, and smile for every free ball downrange.

Now this is a interesting idea to ponder. I'm just skipping all the ones that say "TO HOT!!!"

Came across this display at a local gun show, cool story! Going to research it more.

That could be correct in other circumstances. The color deepens even as it solidifies, Most of the time while doing this it was barely liquid. Just something in the lead, I was just wondering if anyone else had run into this. Again, I have only seen this on xray sheeting. I can melt roofing...

Well I hope someone chimes in, I have been looking at that one myself.

I know there is no problem, just the only time I've seen it is with the xrax shielding. I ran some ball from another source, got it way hotter, in a 4 inch pot, only a straw color. Reuse, reuse, reuse...

No worries, been up alot of hrs lately, brain is working a bit slow.

Question. If I put a round rock in a patch, and it never touches the barrel, how does it exactly hurt the gun? So If I put wayyy softer WW lead in a cloth patch how does that hurt the barrel? Or "blow"? I run pure lead because I have access to all I could ever shoot. But if WW was what I could...

So the wheel weights are for projectiles on the front of cartridges. I have cast many hundreds of pounds of WW's. I only mentioned it as a comparison. I only run soft lead in my ML's

I have run into this for the third time now whenever melting sheet lead from xray rooms. Regardless of temp, as soon as it melts it goes pretty rainbow colors. Has anyone else noticed this? I run thus same setup with wheel weights or other lead sources and this doesn't happen.

Do you have an email or heck phone # to text Scott McDonnell [email protected] 907 388 8826

I will get some pics of the 58 tvm Virginia and send them to you

Got an email back with a bit more info, it's at the end of Swampy hollow rd. I will be looking for more info too

Any time you want to check them out, you just let me know and I will make that happen.

I will be there at least Saturday morning, if I can more info. I had hoped to run into Curt last weekend at the gun show.

Yes, it is.