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I have been buying ROA revolvers for the past 6 years. I was at the Kingman, Az gun show last weekend and bought my 10th ROA.
It is new unfired 7.5" Blue Non-Adj. sights. It came with a new unfired Howell .45 Colt Conv. Cylinder. I paid $675 for the set. The Non-Adj. Mdles are more expensive...
I have shot at the Texas State ML match a number of times. The "Texas Patch", which is sail cloth coated on one side with Blue Teflon. The patch is lubed on the ball side with a small amount of water. These patches are very remarkable for improved accuracy. You must wipe the bore each time...
The best grits ever come from "Bird Mills in Virginia" Google them. Grits have been a staple in Mexico for centuries. Eating instant grits is a sin. :td:
How does a bottom pour pot cool faster than dipping lead and then pouring? :confused: It sounds like you have a cold mold. The lead is flowing until it contacts the mold block. If the block is of a lower temp you get wrinkles. :wink:
Humm Naval Jelly is a rust remover. Most commercial rust removers are penetrating petro based compounds. I can't imagine covering a ships hull with Black Strap non-sulfur molasses. :idunno:
Heat control alloy and flux determine the fill in a mold. Alloy flow and fill depends on tin. A lead bullet made of a 20-1 lead to tin gives a good fill. A 4 grs. difference on a 460 grs. bullet gives a better fill? :confused:
I have never seen any data regarding a ladle poured bullet was better than a bottom pour pot. The type of alloy that is being poured is more important. :)