[bingo]

Anyone know wer I can get a hold of a lead mould at a decent price found a load of lead and thinking a tryin some out cheers ????

 

[Northerner]

LEE Precision molds are usually reasonable in price. I have a .319", .375", .44" and .457" ... all LEE. It looks like there are dealers on your side of the pond too... with 4 in the UK.

https://leeprecision.com/dealer-distributor-resources.html#Europe_R

 

[bingo]

Thanks man am gony have a look ????????

 

[bingo]

Am looking for one them block moulds that maybe make 10,shots and about 9mm 10mm

 

[Northerner]

18 balls with .330" or .360" diameter.

https://leeprecision.com/bullet-casting/buckshot-molds/

 

[ZS1]

Hello Bingo,

I use an old fishing sinker mold for most of my lead balls , it was a very cheap find in a junk shop , it does not cast precision balls , but they are more than good enough for slingshot ammo , (unless you are involved in serious competition).

Bullet molds from Lyman , Lee or RCBS cost a lot of money as they are precision tools.

Hope this helps.

Cheers.

 

[mattwalt]

I use a sinker mould.

There are a few slingshot ammo moulds on eBay UK - and they aren't that badly priced.

 

[Winnie]

If you want cheap and devastating try a 3/8inch (here in the States) sliicone ice-cube tray. The silicone holds up to the temperature of melted lead and the resuling 3/8inch cubes have a real bite to them.

 

[bingo]

Yip they old moulds are hard to come buy seen afew on eaby at a reasonable price

 

[mattwalt]

This is about as cheap as I have seen.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-MM-LEAD-ball-AMMO-MAKER-MOULD-CATAPULT-SLINGSHOT-HUNTING-SHOOTING-MOLD/233338523352?hash=item36540f4ed8:g:S4gAAOSwV2ZZlYOJ

 

[bingo]

Am no want to make alot it was just make afew try them out suppose would be handy for fishing aswell thanks dudes ????????

 

[mattwalt]

You could just drill a 9mm hole in a plank of wood and cast in there...

 

[bingo]

You could just drill a 9mm hole in a plank of wood and cast in there...

was thinking about tryin one from wood but would like round ammo ????

 

[MakoPat]

If you want cheap and devastating try a 3/8inch (here in the States) sliicone ice-cube tray. The silicone holds up to the temperature of melted lead and the resuling 3/8inch cubes have a real bite to them.

Yep. That silicon is amazing stuff.

Winnie, have you ever screwed junk sockets to a 2x4 and poured lead into those?

Hexagonal rod shapes will shred stuff.