My shot making procedure start to finish.

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @HobbiesHobo
    @HobbiesHobo Год назад +1

    Good stuff Sir, casting shot is next on my list. Thanks, Mike.

  • @craigpierre2765
    @craigpierre2765 Год назад

    Great video. Love your setup. Well thought out and man it puts out the shot for sure. When It stopped up the first thing i said was why wouldn't he just hit it with the torch...LOL Dramatic pause just to keep us in suspense. Thanks for sharing and great content....keep it coming.

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      Yes sometimes it takes that front part a little extra time to get hot enough to release the lead and I was getting a little too much build up of lead which would make the head pressure too high so I had to get it going

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  7 месяцев назад

      Thanks a bunch. I enjoy the process.

  • @tdjohnsky
    @tdjohnsky Год назад

    I like the corn stick ingots. 😂

  • @wayneblair288
    @wayneblair288 7 месяцев назад

    You got a good seat up. I like it. l been wanting to make my own shoot. I do alot of reloading.

  • @MbalmR97TX
    @MbalmR97TX Год назад

    Yes sir, thank you very much. I need to find me a tank and more lead, then I'll be ready to buy! 🏃‍♂👍

  • @ccassidy43montana
    @ccassidy43montana 7 месяцев назад

    Have you done #8 shot? Or only 7 1/2? Im so glad i found your videos... i have a few sources of lead (gun clubs) and am thinking of making my own shot...my wife and i shoot trap and we go thru the lead...

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  7 месяцев назад

      Yes you can run #8. Drill .024 drill size

  • @tdjohnsky
    @tdjohnsky Год назад

    Do you have to use aluminum for your lead pot or can you use any metal? Thanks

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      Aluminum is used because of it's superior heat transfer but I'm sure 1/8 thick steel would work to some degree. Give it a try and report back.

  • @Raceydog
    @Raceydog Год назад

    What water soluble oil do you use

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад +1

      It's called type B, it's the same thing that machinists use to cool their cutting tools

  • @casscassillas579
    @casscassillas579 Год назад

    How do you control the burner temp?

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      You don't have to control it, I run it wide open. It don't over heat because the ingots you add ever 30 seconds keeps it at the correct temp.

  • @jasonwipp2112
    @jasonwipp2112 Год назад

    Have you tried #4 shot?

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      No, l sell a lot of shot to trap shooters and most people want # 6

    • @jasonwipp2112
      @jasonwipp2112 Год назад

      @@droberts6579 cannot find turkey shells, so I figured I would load .y own.

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      @@jasonwipp2112 sounds good

  • @catfish1master
    @catfish1master Год назад

    @droberts6579 i am in southeastern Indiana 10 min from ky or ohio where abouts in Ky are you very interested in getting to make my own shot.. I got a great lead source.. As i already make some sinker and round balls and other stuff.. Please get with me if you have a few mins to spare..
    Thanks
    Justin

    • @droberts6579
      @droberts6579  Год назад

      Hey Justin, I'm in Monticello KY . Just any lead won't do. Soft lead won't work unless you add the correct amount of antimony and tin. I use old style wheel weights before they started making them out of zink .