What is a good source for round balls for a .62 cal smoothie? I'm not really interested in casting them myself.
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Round balls for a .62 cal smoothie.
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They are a bit "pricey". You should weigh them to be sure you don't have any voids as they are cast, not swaged.
The other option is to find somebody who casts .600 or .590 ball and see if you can't work out a deal.
LD
They are a bit "pricey". You should weigh them to be sure you don't have any voids as they are cast, not swaged.
The other option is to find somebody who casts .600 or .590 ball and see if you can't work out a deal.
LD
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The "go to guy" for cast roundballs is Eddie Mays in Chatsworth, GA. (706-581-8225) When getting a new caliber, I always order a couple of sizes from Eddie to see what the gun likes best - then I know what size mold to buy & simply recast any leftover balls from the less than optimum sizes. His prices & quality are good if you don't want to cast.
Rush Creek Roundballs is another source..
