All pellet molds come with 4 sets of pins. You can very the weight with them and typically speaking the flat base pin isnt very useful.
My experience is that the solid skirt pin pellets do not shoot well even at 10 yards, I suspect CG is to far back.
I was able to cast a couple hundred .25 pellets today after work and I had a lot of cull until I bent the pin arms into the mold body so that the skirts would not flash. Pressure pouring is out as there is too much to fit up and slow pouring is out due to the skirt not filling out. I regular, medium cast pour worked just fine after my adjustments. I probably have a 20% cull right now but expect that to drop to 10% as I make better pellets the next time I cast these. Its nice to have a full, 10# pot of clean pure lead from shot pellets and SOWW, there is probably some tin in there since they do fill out so nicely and shine brightly! Now its time to cast 3000 pellets!!
Quote from: Firewalker on March 04, 2021, 09:25:24 PMI was able to cast a couple hundred .25 pellets today after work and I had a lot of cull until I bent the pin arms into the mold body so that the skirts would not flash. Pressure pouring is out as there is too much to fit up and slow pouring is out due to the skirt not filling out. I regular, medium cast pour worked just fine after my adjustments. I probably have a 20% cull right now but expect that to drop to 10% as I make better pellets the next time I cast these. Its nice to have a full, 10# pot of clean pure lead from shot pellets and SOWW, there is probably some tin in there since they do fill out so nicely and shine brightly! Now its time to cast 3000 pellets!!I didn't realize you were getting the 22 grain mold too. It's going to be next week before I can play with mine. ☹️
Its nice to have a full, 10# pot of clean pure lead from shot pellets and SOWW, there is probably some tin in there since they do fill out so nicely and shine brightly! Now its time to cast 3000 pellets!!