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I have never cast from a Lee Pot or any other such gizmo. I use my Coleman stove and an iron pot. It is a small Dutch oven that lost its lid many many years ago. Works great as a lead crucible.

Now I am not opposed to a Lee pot at all. Just never figured on buying one once I sacrificed my small Dutch oven to the project. Works great. I use the Lyman ladle to pour.
I found the Coleman propane stove wasn't hot enough for pure lead but the old gasoline models do the trick. Get one at a thrift store.
 
When I did cast bullets I used a RCBS lead ladle and a cast iron pot on a gas cooker , no bottom pour for me .I think for larger balls the bottom pour is too slow .
 
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