skypilot39b
36 Cal.
I'm looking for a bag mould for my .54. I've heard generally poor reviews on the TOW ones, what are other sources out there? A campfire appropriate lead ladle would be good as well.
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Period-style ladles are available from several sources. You could also do what I did - pound one out of a piece of sheet steel.
Period-style ladles are available from several sources. You could also do what I did - pound one out of a piece of sheet steel.
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I would check the antique stores for a good ladle. I've seen them even made out of brass. They were period correct as tools as well as for casting bullets and balls, so there are a lot of them around in various shapes and sizes, and they don't really demand the premium one expects of other gun related items.
Larry is the only way to go.
skypilot39b
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Thanks all!
Enfield1
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I've had good luck with several molds and one ladle from Smiling Fox Forge.
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