I own Montana Bullet Supply, LLC and experience has taught me to STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you are very careful when lifting heavy objects such as boxes of lead. It is very easy to injure yourself if not careful.
In response to the poster below, USPS doesn't ship finished ammo, but bullets or empty brass is OK. I worked @ a USPS Distribution Center for many years & we had a local client who manufactured hard cast lead bullets. Every day he mailed 12 to 30 boxes of that stuff. Some boxes only weighed 50#, but many pushed the 70# limit for priority mail.
@@johnnygavita not quite he prohibited the sale and import of handguns but the ones that people already own are here to stay, they also were going to try and ban all semi autos but they got too much pushback and backed down, theres 3 classes of firearms license here the most common being non restricted you take a day long course and your able to buy practically any long gun with exception of a few that are banned by name like the ar and ak but we can still have variants such as the WK180 and type 81 you can take a non restricted rifle practically wherever and it only has to be unloaded while being transported in your vehicle then we have the restricted class which used to be mainly pistols but also any gun under 21 inches and they are more heavily regulated in regards to what you can do with them where you can take them and how you have to store them you can only take them to an approved range you have to call the rcmp and tell them anytime you’ll be transporting the firearm and where to and from and it has to be secured in a locked case there’s also a prohibited license for businesses which is essentially like an FFL and allows you to buy virtually anything but they’re really expensive and not very common
Technically these were just lead cores that needed some manufacturing to be turned into bullets. I have since casted all of them into projectiles and shot over 10K of them.
I did that type of crap to my UPS/FedEx guys from 2015-18 ordering multiple orders of 20,000 loaded rounds at a time lol.....Good news is I'm set on ammo forever I got it for dirt cheap & I haven't payed shortage prices even sold some at a massive profit.
That is how you got to do it. I only have around 7K primers and this is my first shortage... lets just say next time I can get ammo for cheep #trump2024 I'm going to have so may primers I'll never have to worry about it again.
I do enjoy casting, especially in the winter. I have a pretty good video on it, but it got kicked off of RUclips. You can find it on Ruble: rumble.com/v2z3b1k-bullet-casting-tips-and-tricks-removed-from-youtube.html
Just the bullet? I paid $1.50 per lb for the lead. I cast 124gn bullets so each 9mm bullet is ~2.7 cents For .380 at 95gn, each bullet would be 2.1 cents. For total cartridge costs: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html Where I got the lead: www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/ Now I know a local guy who sells me the lead @ 70 cents a lb. So my prices are about half.
ok its been 3 years how did it go? are they accurate? what choices of grain weights and bullet shapes did you go with? I am using 115 grain for practice they shoot 1 hole groups for 12.99 for 50 of them the cheapest and most accurate also, and the +p ammo is only 65 grains and 16 dollars for 26, I am thinking of using the 115 grain ones for everything, a bullet is a bullet and hollow points are the reason most people survive a shooting because the round breaks apart before doing damage or deflects on hitting something in the way or that they are wearing. I want pure penetration for LARGE very MUSCLE filled BEASTS with muscle density much higher than a man so they basically stop rounds before doing any real damage. I need something that will pass right through thick fur and muscle that is 6-15" thick and more dense than ours by many times and bones larger and heavier than ours.
What are you trying to hunt? Sasquatch? To answer your question these made excellent 9mm projectiles. I have reload just shy of 10K 9mm rounds mostly with these, and shot about 5-6K of them. If you have time I think casting is a great option. BUT, if you want something to take out big game, sasquatch, or the abominable snowman, then you will need a rifle cartridge and therefore a rifle bullet. Casting for rifles is a bit harder due to the increases in pressures. Even with powder coating the projectile without a gas check on the end of the bullet the back of the bullet can come apart due to the heat and pressures in a rifle. This de-creases accuracy for precision shooting. You can solve the problem by either using a gas-check OR loading sub-sonic rifle cartridge with heavy projectiles. All that said I personally don't thing gas-checks are the way to go for rifle rounds. I would just purchase rifle projectiles and then re-load. Gas-checks are time consuming and a pain in the butt. There is a reason I don't have a video on them, because I don't think they are worth it. However, if you really want me to I could do some videos on casting for rifle projectiles with gas checks.
Yes, I can find them about once a month at my local store for about $5-7 per hundred. This website (americanreloading.com/) has them for $10 per hundred (shipping and hazmat fee included in the price). So yes I can find them, but they are still stupid expensive.
Well technically it was just lead... and the lead was around $800, but all loaded it will run me about $3,000 (ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html)
Just the bullet? I paid $1.50 per lb for the lead. I cast 124gn bullets so each 9mm bullet is ~2.7 cents For .380 at 95gn, each bullet would be 2.1 cents. For total cartridge costs: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html Where I got the lead: www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/ Now I know a local guy who sells me the lead @ 70 cents a lb. So my prices are about half.
I get my bullets from a guy in Mississippi... I pay 6 cents a piece for 125 lrn 9mm and 45acp is about 8 cents a piece.. both are 18 hardness and rn.... be very hard to make bullets myself for that price
I work for a well known ammo maker. Our pallets are 50,000 rounds, that honestly does not look like more then half a pallet. Anyway, what are you going to do with 35,000 rds?
I am going to shoot them into steel targets! But you are right I didn't say 35K rounds, I said bullets. Even then it was just lead so it took a LOT of effort for me to make them into bullets. All of which I have now cast into a LOT of bullets.
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When I bought this I used a coupon code at the same time and paid $1.36 per lb. You can usually find it cheaper at junk yards or metal recyclers, but those sources are hit or miss.
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I bought this at RMR reloading they have it up from time to time depending on how much lead they have lying around. As of the time of writing this they have it up and you can find it here: www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/
Brother, If people are.crying they should grow up! I am glad when people buy the ammo when they find it! Outstanding! But where did you find the pistol primers???
My primer source is the Sportsman's Warehouse, and checking twice a week (Wednesday afternoons, and Saturday mornings) I have averaged around 200-300 primers every month throughout the whole pandemic. Although I don't stock pile, I enjoy shooting too much to do that. :D
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So i checked with RMR and they said these are around 10 bhn. Is that hard enough to prevent lead fouling by itself ? And also do you water quench or air cool these when you cast them?
I have not had any issues with them, although I do powder coat all my bullets. I have lots of vids on casting and powder coating bullets: ruclips.net/video/jr1DYyGgsyk/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/XpvM1CxRWfQ/видео.html
Yall need to ditch lead already, it has its benefits but it mostly has its disadvantages of penetration power and velocity cause of its densness and weak strength as a metal
There are a lot of objective reasons Lead is used. It is cheap, dense, expands nicely upon impact. There are better options... but they are all lots of $$$ and ammo is already stupid expensive.
@@TheLarkinsLair true. Just saying though. People are trying to make it through 3A with lead and think they need higher calibers rather than the same bullet with just some grain and metal differences.
Nice haul! Do you go straight to casting pot or do you do some prep step with lead. Which lee mold do you use for 9mm? I am using the lee 356-120-TC with good success, just curios as I may want to use a different mold. I already buy from RMR, but have not casted any of their lead. Appreciate the video!
With the lead from RMR, I don't do any prep at all, I just pull it out of the box and stick it in the pot. Up to this point I have only cast pistol rounds. You may want harder lead if you cast for a rifle. For 9mm I use the 356-125-2R (6 cavity), it is a great mold. But as long as yours works for you then that is all you need. Thanks for watching!
Heck yeah. Thanks for watching! Yeah it was through the mail, but it is just lead, took me many hours to turn it into actual bullets, but now it is all I shoot.
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I purchased it from a website called RMR reloading it is about $1.5 a round, but they don't always have it up on their site, it is only if they have extra, and it is hit or miss lately, so that is why I bought so much.
@@TheLarkinsLair I just replicated your purchase and they sent it within 24 hours It is in transit now The sight says it is 2.5 to 3 percent antimony with a BH of around 10 If you add 2.5 to 3 percent tin you will have an alloy fully capable of 2400 fps and capable of low velocity pistol ammo as well Tin mixed with equal parts antimony allows the alloy to be hard yet ductile or malleable which means it expands instead of breaking The antimony allows heat treating as well
I have zero issues with you buying 35k projectiles or 35k completed ammo this is America and if I had the money or means I'd do it too. We all know who is the real cause of the ammo shortage.
Thanks man! I have gotten a decent amount of hate for "buying all the ammo." Besides if you watch to the end it is just a bunch of lead that I turn into projectiles. These "bullets" would be useless to 95% of firearms owners.
@@TheLarkinsLair yeah I watched all of the video but even if it wasn't just lead this is America you're free to buy what you want and people claiming to be freedom loving Americans better take a long look in the mirror if they get mad over stuff like this.
I just found out today from my reloading store that it is a felony to send bullets thru the US mail. You aren't as crazy as I thought when this video started. Your funny.
As of right now I have cast probably 15K 9mm, and 2.5K .45Auto. Since I don't need that many I sold some to some friends... yeah I got my FFL. Video on that coming soon.
@@TheLarkinsLair nice . That’s very interesting because I was thinking about getting an FFL license as well but I’m Not sure if an individual without a business can attain one .
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@@TheLarkinsLair Hello sir. Buy guns, rifles and ammo at very cheap prices from the website below Chrisparkerfirearms.com 9mm, 223/556, 300blk, 7.62, 380, 44 mag, 12 gauge, 22lr
You are correct these are not rounds. A loaded cartridge/round is a bullet, powder, case, and primer. But at the end of the day I didn't even buy bullets... I bought lead... and made bullets so... you are 100% correct that I did not buy 35K rounds, just enough lead to make 35K 9mm projectiles.
I had to lug 100lbs of box (that's right, singular box) to a neighbor's house because they dropped it off on my porch on accident. After almost dying from a heart attack I asked him what the hell was in the box and this 80 year old tiny little man tells me it was kitty litter... mail ordered to his condo... for his dog... that never goes outside. Some people, man.
I am not that kind of person. If you are interested in purchasing some lead you can get it from RMR Bullets under lead, but it is hit or miss whether they have it... just like everything else... :/
I own Montana Bullet Supply, LLC and experience has taught me to STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you are very careful when lifting heavy objects such as boxes of lead. It is very easy to injure yourself if not careful.
So true, about a month ago I tweaked my back walking up the stairs. I could barely walk for almost two days.
You own Montana bullet supply?? Wow are you looking for a friend? 😂I could always use friends who know a lot about stuff.
@@jaytee2716 lol your comment is me anytime i meet anyone with relevance
Thanks for the info grandma, now make me a pie
I’m pretty frail so Inonly fill my ammo cans so that each 50 cal can is only roughly 20lbs. That way I never tweak my back or hurt my arms or neck
The mail delivery guy had a good workout doing your delivery 😂
No worrys about porch pirate's runing off with those!😁
Good luck they are hefty
That looks like bait..im not taking any chances
No doubt ! F$&@‘s are around ! Shiz sad forsure ! 🤬
Bet
Just thinking the same thing. it'd be funny to see them try
Now you need 35,000 small pistol primers…
Good luck.
I win: ruclips.net/video/ns6U3xIt190/видео.html
In response to the poster below, USPS doesn't ship finished ammo, but bullets or empty brass is OK. I worked @ a USPS Distribution Center for many years & we had a local client who manufactured hard cast lead bullets. Every day he mailed 12 to 30 boxes of that stuff. Some boxes only weighed 50#, but many pushed the 70# limit for priority mail.
In Canada we order live ammo and firearms through the mail and either pick it up from the post office or it gets delivered straight to your door
@@justanothercanadian7173 Didn't Treaudope take you ability to own guns away? Please forgive me if I'm wrong.
@@johnnygavita not quite he prohibited the sale and import of handguns but the ones that people already own are here to stay, they also were going to try and ban all semi autos but they got too much pushback and backed down, theres 3 classes of firearms license here the most common being non restricted you take a day long course and your able to buy practically any long gun with exception of a few that are banned by name like the ar and ak but we can still have variants such as the WK180 and type 81 you can take a non restricted rifle practically wherever and it only has to be unloaded while being transported in your vehicle then we have the restricted class which used to be mainly pistols but also any gun under 21 inches and they are more heavily regulated in regards to what you can do with them where you can take them and how you have to store them you can only take them to an approved range you have to call the rcmp and tell them anytime you’ll be transporting the firearm and where to and from and it has to be secured in a locked case there’s also a prohibited license for businesses which is essentially like an FFL and allows you to buy virtually anything but they’re really expensive and not very common
I order ammo all the time.....
Where can I buy 5k rounds of 9mm
Anywhere these days (in a free state). Check out ammo seek. It will search all the websites at once.
What kind of bullets?
Lead cores to make 9mm cast bullets.
@@TheLarkinsLair What mold do you use & your preferred bullet weight/type? Thanks, jack
Only rookies think bullets are loaded ammo.
So true!
How much?
Too much... just too much.
I was wondering how you got the USPS to deliver bullets to your door. I have only had UPS/FedEx deliver ammo.
Technically these were just lead cores that needed some manufacturing to be turned into bullets. I have since casted all of them into projectiles and shot over 10K of them.
What did it cost you and what would it cost to buy already made
My Cost: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html
Already made, 9mm is going for about 30-35 cents a round at the time of this comment.
How much it cost$
Too much... too much.
I did that type of crap to my UPS/FedEx guys from 2015-18 ordering multiple orders of 20,000 loaded rounds at a time lol.....Good news is I'm set on ammo forever I got it for dirt cheap & I haven't payed shortage prices even sold some at a massive profit.
That is how you got to do it. I only have around 7K primers and this is my first shortage... lets just say next time I can get ammo for cheep #trump2024 I'm going to have so may primers I'll never have to worry about it again.
@@TheLarkinsLair “cheep”
Where did you get it
@@TheLarkinsLair lol Covid and Covid handouts started under trump and he passed all sorts of gun laws(he passed more in 4 years than Obama did in 8)
Who did you order the rounds from??
Just lead? Rocky Mountain Reloading OR a local scrap yard.
Projectiles: American reloading.
@@TheLarkinsLair Okay many thanks
I have considered molding lead bullets, but seem like an extra step I would enjoy, but find annoying. Just like case prep for rifle handloading.
I do enjoy casting, especially in the winter. I have a pretty good video on it, but it got kicked off of RUclips. You can find it on Ruble: rumble.com/v2z3b1k-bullet-casting-tips-and-tricks-removed-from-youtube.html
How much did they cost
Just the bullet?
I paid $1.50 per lb for the lead.
I cast 124gn bullets so each 9mm bullet is ~2.7 cents
For .380 at 95gn, each bullet would be 2.1 cents.
For total cartridge costs: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html
Where I got the lead: www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/
Now I know a local guy who sells me the lead @ 70 cents a lb. So my prices are about half.
ok its been 3 years how did it go? are they accurate? what choices of grain weights and bullet shapes did you go with? I am using 115 grain for practice they shoot 1 hole groups for 12.99 for 50 of them the cheapest and most accurate also, and the +p ammo is only 65 grains and 16 dollars for 26, I am thinking of using the 115 grain ones for everything, a bullet is a bullet and hollow points are the reason most people survive a shooting because the round breaks apart before doing damage or deflects on hitting something in the way or that they are wearing. I want pure penetration for LARGE very MUSCLE filled BEASTS with muscle density much higher than a man so they basically stop rounds before doing any real damage. I need something that will pass right through thick fur and muscle that is 6-15" thick and more dense than ours by many times and bones larger and heavier than ours.
What are you trying to hunt? Sasquatch?
To answer your question these made excellent 9mm projectiles. I have reload just shy of 10K 9mm rounds mostly with these, and shot about 5-6K of them. If you have time I think casting is a great option. BUT, if you want something to take out big game, sasquatch, or the abominable snowman, then you will need a rifle cartridge and therefore a rifle bullet. Casting for rifles is a bit harder due to the increases in pressures. Even with powder coating the projectile without a gas check on the end of the bullet the back of the bullet can come apart due to the heat and pressures in a rifle. This de-creases accuracy for precision shooting. You can solve the problem by either using a gas-check OR loading sub-sonic rifle cartridge with heavy projectiles.
All that said I personally don't thing gas-checks are the way to go for rifle rounds. I would just purchase rifle projectiles and then re-load. Gas-checks are time consuming and a pain in the butt. There is a reason I don't have a video on them, because I don't think they are worth it. However, if you really want me to I could do some videos on casting for rifle projectiles with gas checks.
Where can you buy all that lead?
ruclips.net/video/SP3uXQidlJ0/видео.html
www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/
About the equivalent of a year and a half for a competition shooter 🧐 you planning on competing in IDPA?
Maybe one day... I just need to find more time.
How did you get it delivered in what was the cost
ruclips.net/video/SP3uXQidlJ0/видео.html
That usps guy really deserved the snacks...
Yeah, I made him work for his paycheck that day.
Are these just swage cores? Seems like it could be cheaper to get ingots instead
Yeah, I can't remember how much I paid per a lb, but I have since found a better source for cheaper from a local scrap yard.
Question is it cheaper in the end to reload like this? I ask because I’m starting to figure out what I need to start.
Yes, if you don't count your time.
Here is a video on my costs: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html
can you find primers?ican not.
Yes, I can find them about once a month at my local store for about $5-7 per hundred. This website (americanreloading.com/) has them for $10 per hundred (shipping and hazmat fee included in the price). So yes I can find them, but they are still stupid expensive.
In California I can't order bulk ammo and get a good discount.
Yeah, in CA things are pretty tough as far as 2A goes.
Please tell me this ammo doesnt just sit and collect dust and u actually shoot
Don't worry, I shoot it. Every time my sister comes and visits from the Navy we shoot nearly 1K rounds. I reload so it costs me
@@TheLarkinsLair solid. I wish i had ammo like that haha at that price
Man I work for usps and we appreciate the snacks!
Yeah, I figured I would do what I could to make his day not suck.
How much did 35,000 rounds cost
Well technically it was just lead... and the lead was around $800, but all loaded it will run me about $3,000 (ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html)
How much does it cost to make a 9mm or a 380 bullet?
Just the bullet?
I paid $1.50 per lb for the lead.
I cast 124gn bullets so each 9mm bullet is ~2.7 cents
For .380 at 95gn, each bullet would be 2.1 cents.
For total cartridge costs: ruclips.net/video/qGFR11rAMGY/видео.html
Where I got the lead: www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/
Now I know a local guy who sells me the lead @ 70 cents a lb. So my prices are about half.
Do you plan on shooting all of that yourself? If so how many years do you think it will take?
I shoot about 2K 9mm rounds a year. So it will take a few years.
I get my bullets from a guy in Mississippi... I pay 6 cents a piece for 125 lrn 9mm and 45acp is about 8 cents a piece.. both are 18 hardness and rn.... be very hard to make bullets myself for that price
8 cents?? Wow that is a heck of a deal!
@@TheLarkinsLair I buy FMJs for 4 cents.
Can you make JHP?
You can do hollow points (although I never have) but they are not JHP, because they don't have a Jacket. Good question.
Because I wanted to know if you could make me 1,000 Hollow Point rounds.
Bro said heavy for me that’s light when I carry 50 60 pound boxes of tile all day and pallets at a time
💪
I just ordered 5000 9mm rounds from OpticsPlanet. Came out to 32 cents. Can’t wait.
Nice! Ammo is slowly coming back. I just can't wait to get some primers!
@@TheLarkinsLair now is the time. Likely the last good time for a couple years.
I work for a well known ammo maker. Our pallets are 50,000 rounds, that honestly does not look like more then half a pallet. Anyway, what are you going to do with 35,000 rds?
I am going to shoot them into steel targets! But you are right I didn't say 35K rounds, I said bullets. Even then it was just lead so it took a LOT of effort for me to make them into bullets. All of which I have now cast into a LOT of bullets.
Just curious who was your led source how much per pound
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When I bought this I used a coupon code at the same time and paid $1.36 per lb. You can usually find it cheaper at junk yards or metal recyclers, but those sources are hit or miss.
You just made someone’s lists
Yeah... the ATFs... 😕
That's what I call a good start!
Heck yeah!
Let your Eagle fly high 🇺🇸
You’re raised a lot of flags with FDA
old batteries would have cost less if you needed led, run an ad locally to pick up old batteries for free or buy em cheap,,, just saying
That is true, but I looked it up and the take some time to dis-assemble and you have to deal with the acid. But yes they will 100% work.
This guy is sitting behind bars, he was the sole mass shooter of Walmart
Good thing you showed us what’s in the box. You were going to get a ton of hate if you didn’t lol.
Where did you buy ?
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Thank you 👍
I bought this at RMR reloading they have it up from time to time depending on how much lead they have lying around. As of the time of writing this they have it up and you can find it here:
www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/
Love your video. Glad you did what you did for the post man. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
GOOD JOB BRO... AND SHOUT OUT TO YOU FOR THE SNACKS WITH THE MAILMAN
ATF is watching
Yeah... Sad when one of your biggest fears as an American is getting you door kicked in by your own government...
Question, WHY are you telling the world about this?
Good question. The ATF hasn't kicked in my door and shot my dog (that I don't have) yet so I suppose I am good.
Be great for a slingshot 😅
I didn't even think of that! Good idea.
Brother, If people are.crying they should grow up! I am glad when people buy the ammo when they find it! Outstanding! But where did you find the pistol primers???
American reloading... I buy them 5-10K at once. But they are still stupid expensive... :/
@@TheLarkinsLair Brother, Awesome thank You for responding back! Best Regards and Keep Safe!
I want your primer source
My primer source is the Sportsman's Warehouse, and checking twice a week (Wednesday afternoons, and Saturday mornings) I have averaged around 200-300 primers every month throughout the whole pandemic. Although I don't stock pile, I enjoy shooting too much to do that. :D
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you still have to source 35k of brass and primers. good luck. lol
You ready to unload a few thousand of those yet?
So i checked with RMR and they said these are around 10 bhn. Is that hard enough to prevent lead fouling by itself ? And also do you water quench or air cool these when you cast them?
I have not had any issues with them, although I do powder coat all my bullets. I have lots of vids on casting and powder coating bullets: ruclips.net/video/jr1DYyGgsyk/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/XpvM1CxRWfQ/видео.html
What type of mix will you be using ?
I buy this from RMR reloading (they only sell it occationaly), and it is a bhn harness of about 12 and it comes clean so I just use it as is.
Yall need to ditch lead already, it has its benefits but it mostly has its disadvantages of penetration power and velocity cause of its densness and weak strength as a metal
There are a lot of objective reasons Lead is used. It is cheap, dense, expands nicely upon impact. There are better options... but they are all lots of $$$ and ammo is already stupid expensive.
@@TheLarkinsLair true. Just saying though. People are trying to make it through 3A with lead and think they need higher calibers rather than the same bullet with just some grain and metal differences.
Your title says bullet but it is actually called a round…the bullet is the piece on top of the round.
Did you watch to the end?
@@TheLarkinsLair I’m a multimillionaire important professional with 3 women to date and a mansion to care for: of course not! ;)
Good lord whoa😮
Welcome to America, the land of the free where we buy in bulk.
@@TheLarkinsLair God bless
Did you pay $36,000 dollars???
Haha... not quite. The real cost of these at the time were all the primers it took to reload the bullets into complete cartridges.
It's a hand truck guys, not a dolly. A dolly has 4 wheels.
You learn something new every day. I googled it and turns you are 100% correct.
A magazine is also referred to as a clip ....
Its also referred to as a dolly ... 🤷🏽♂️
Bullet key chain caliber 9mm
Nice haul! Do you go straight to casting pot or do you do some prep step with lead. Which lee mold do you use for 9mm? I am using the lee 356-120-TC with good success, just curios as I may want to use a different mold. I already buy from RMR, but have not casted any of their lead. Appreciate the video!
With the lead from RMR, I don't do any prep at all, I just pull it out of the box and stick it in the pot. Up to this point I have only cast pistol rounds. You may want harder lead if you cast for a rifle. For 9mm I use the 356-125-2R (6 cavity), it is a great mold. But as long as yours works for you then that is all you need. Thanks for watching!
Mp molds
Yeah I won't argue with the crazy comment. Wouldn't really advertise my home on video
Now if you can find primers and powder to go with all the lead.!
I've got plenty of powder, just can't find primers... :/ I only got 3K left.
I almost lost my shit thinking you bought that many 9mm pre made bullets. Good on you for taking care of the delivery man.
Haha! Yeah I don't have 15K lying around. Although since I have posted that video I have casted all but 20 lbs of that lead.
No hate here, we need more Americans like you. Heck I already want you as a neighbor.
Thanks!
Looks like 3500 dollars worth of ammo in 2022
Yeah, more like 15K if you are buying factory ammo.
he said good luck finding ammo lol..... every cal in stock most on sale
True, but not two years ago.
That is so cool 😎
Click bait at it's best. Big deal, you bought lead.
And on the internet...though the mail...?
Wow
Heck yeah. Thanks for watching! Yeah it was through the mail, but it is just lead, took me many hours to turn it into actual bullets, but now it is all I shoot.
How is it click bait? Bullets aren’t live ammo. What were you expecting?
ROUNDS???
No, just lead, it will took me around 35 hours to turn them all into bullets.
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Haha that is awesome! That is gonna be a lot of work! Great video. Subbed and rang that bell!
Heck yeah! Thanks a bunch!
If you don't mind me asking where did you purchase all that lead? I am a caster myself 👊😎🇺🇸
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I purchased it from a website called RMR reloading it is about $1.5 a round, but they don't always have it up on their site, it is only if they have extra, and it is hit or miss lately, so that is why I bought so much.
@@TheLarkinsLair I just replicated your purchase and they sent it within 24 hours
It is in transit now
The sight says it is 2.5 to 3 percent antimony with a BH of around 10
If you add 2.5 to 3 percent tin you will have an alloy fully capable of 2400 fps and capable of low velocity pistol ammo as well
Tin mixed with equal parts antimony allows the alloy to be hard yet ductile or malleable which means it expands instead of breaking
The antimony allows heat treating as well
Order 35,000 primers and then I’ll be impressed
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Hah, you got me, you are correct though, projectiles and casings lol
Haha yeah, lots of work required to make actual ammo!
At modern prices that’s 8k dollers
Yeah, I eat ramen so I can afford to feed my hungry guns.
Nice
I wanna see the video when you get the 35,000 primers ............. hahahahahahahaha ............ enjoy
This channel is mad underrated
Thanks man! If you ever have any vid suggestions please let me know.
@@TheLarkinsLair do you have any videos of you loading defense rounds? Or could that be a thing?
I have zero issues with you buying 35k projectiles or 35k completed ammo this is America and if I had the money or means I'd do it too. We all know who is the real cause of the ammo shortage.
Thanks man! I have gotten a decent amount of hate for "buying all the ammo." Besides if you watch to the end it is just a bunch of lead that I turn into projectiles. These "bullets" would be useless to 95% of firearms owners.
@@TheLarkinsLair yeah I watched all of the video but even if it wasn't just lead this is America you're free to buy what you want and people claiming to be freedom loving Americans better take a long look in the mirror if they get mad over stuff like this.
I just found out today from my reloading store that it is a felony to send bullets thru the US mail. You aren't as crazy as I thought when this video started. Your funny.
Yeah very true.
Lol who ever told you that don't know shit.
Why
Becuase... Murica
What did you pay? About 20k or so. Damn
Yeah... only $850... but then again it was only lead. Had to put in a lot time to get them ready to shoot.
More known as “projectiles”
Projectiles. Clickkkkkkkitybaittty
Yes Sr. Click bate at its finest... :D
lol saving money at it finest
You got it!
So... An every day working at a Gun store, a restaurant, or Wally World... Moving stock from the loading dock to the sales floor...
Yep, pretty much.
I was going to say, I’m surprised usps delivered ammunition lol
Haha true. The deliver projectiles which according to the ATF is ammunition..
That is a lot of casting to do .
Yeah, I have them all cast buy now and have already got some other lead. Although I did cast for some friend (need an 06 FFL).
So ah , how many have you done so far 🤔
As of right now I have cast probably 15K 9mm, and 2.5K .45Auto. Since I don't need that many I sold some to some friends... yeah I got my FFL. Video on that coming soon.
@@TheLarkinsLair nice . That’s very interesting because I was thinking about getting an FFL license as well but I’m
Not sure if an individual without a business can attain one .
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@@TheLarkinsLair Hello sir. Buy guns, rifles and ammo at very cheap prices from the website below
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Primers? 🤑
Yeah... I know... :.(
One day America will be great again...
When's the GUN POWDER and PRIMER DELIVERIES? LOL.
Three years later...
No way that's 35000 rounds
You are correct these are not rounds.
A loaded cartridge/round is a bullet, powder, case, and primer.
But at the end of the day I didn't even buy bullets... I bought lead... and made bullets so... you are 100% correct that I did not buy 35K rounds, just enough lead to make 35K 9mm projectiles.
I had to lug 100lbs of box (that's right, singular box) to a neighbor's house because they dropped it off on my porch on accident. After almost dying from a heart attack I asked him what the hell was in the box and this 80 year old tiny little man tells me it was kitty litter... mail ordered to his condo... for his dog... that never goes outside. Some people, man.
HAHA, that is hilarious! At least what I ordered is a lot cooler.
all and all not exactly 35,000 bullets yet 650 ponds of lead dam
Yeah pretty much, but it is now a crap ton of bullets.
Looks like you worked for ups and fedex
This is why we can't find any pre-cast bullets, powder, primers, cases or ammo. Now you'll go sell them on gunbroker for 1,000 % mark up.
I am not that kind of person. If you are interested in purchasing some lead you can get it from RMR Bullets under lead, but it is hit or miss whether they have it... just like everything else... :/
I use my trusty slingshot and I never run out of rocks..😄
Haha! Yeah, that is true and re-loading ammo is a piece of cake.
a like for the cheap harbor freight dolly...
I’ll take a handful thank you