Rangefinder
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Since the rumors about lead WW use being phased out, I'm becoming more determined to get all I can while I can. So on a whim I stopped by the one and only tire shop here locally... The deal was if I bring empty buckets to change theirs out with, I can take the full ones. I loaded easily 400 lbs of WW's into by truck yesterday--and all it cost me was a few empty buckets. Good-lord, I'm gonna have one hell of a melting session!
So I guess (in order to keep this from being a 1-post thread)... That moves me to wonder... In other threads I've seen and posted, the question has come up more than a few times about how much ammo, powder, primer, etc you keep as a minimum par. So...How much lead do you keep on hand for casting at any given time? I have about 65 lbs. in ingot form and about 500 lbs (now) that I still have to melt down.
So I guess (in order to keep this from being a 1-post thread)... That moves me to wonder... In other threads I've seen and posted, the question has come up more than a few times about how much ammo, powder, primer, etc you keep as a minimum par. So...How much lead do you keep on hand for casting at any given time? I have about 65 lbs. in ingot form and about 500 lbs (now) that I still have to melt down.
Wish I had that kind of stockpile