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38 LRN
09-20-2013, 04:08 PM,
#1
38 LRN
Finally a little break in orders & needing bullets for myself to feed a hungry 38 I fired up the Master Caster. The first of these manual casting machines I purchased from a guy in New Jersey came with a Saeco/Redding 928 mould. This is for the 38 Super though it can be used as a 9MM heavy bullet. The first ones I cast several years ago were plenty large enough to size .358 so tried them in my 38 & found they worked great. They are excellent with 3 grains of Bullseye but these days I’m running them with 3 grains of Promo & a HMF primer. These things move through a speed loader like corn through a goose.

The MC.
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The Bullet.
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Round Nose
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Bevel Base.
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But not a bad bevel.
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900 ready for lube
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Dry Creek Firewood
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09-21-2013, 03:27 PM,
#2
RE: 38 LRN
I envy you your casting machine, I think. Casting is not my favorite past time but I seem to do a lot of it. Your set up sure makes some nice looking bullets.
Dan
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09-21-2013, 09:14 PM,
#3
RE: 38 LRN
Thanks Dan, the Magma Master Caster is a pretty simple manual machine which while slow does take all the stress off your hands.
Dry Creek Firewood
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09-22-2013, 09:18 AM,
#4
RE: 38 LRN
How many cavities in its mould block?
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09-22-2013, 09:23 PM,
#5
RE: 38 LRN
This machine can use either a double or single cavity. That bullet is from a double cavity. I can dump it every 10-12 seconds.
Dry Creek Firewood
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