Was running low on .555 rounds for my 24ga trade gun and dug out one of my home made molds today. Need to get a couple new engraving mills to run a couple vent lines but it works pretty well as is.
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Round ball molds
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The Appalachian
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What did you use to cut the ball shape?
I'd like to get somebody to cut me a single cavity bag mold out of steel, for a 50 cal.
I'd like to get somebody to cut me a single cavity bag mold out of steel, for a 50 cal.
I’ve cut some on a manual lathe using a holdridge radius cutter attachment and some on a HAAS TM1 CNC mill.
I think Larry Callahan will fix you up on a bag mold.
I think Larry Callahan will fix you up on a bag mold.
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Found Larry's website. I'll reach out to him. Thanks for the info.
