VMI77 wrote:Don2 wrote:
I saw one web site that showed how to make a 22lr bullet mold from a bar of aluminum and a drill bit of the correct size. The sprue plate was made also. If you had some average shop tools it wouldn't be hard to make, just some time.
If I was going to make one I'd want to make one that could cast 20 or more rounds at a time.
And if I made one, I'd like a bigger mold too....
Just think how fast you can shoot 25 rounds out of a 10-22 with a 25 round mag..!!
Not that I do that all the time, but some do.
I think it would be fun to reload them, as long as your not in any hurry.
I've tried the strike anywhere match for primer compound in 38 specials and it worked fine.
Couldn't tell any difference by sound or anything else.
Did not run it over a Chronograph though.
Haven't tried toy caps yet.
Don2