where to get lead balls from not kranks

[12gauge]

as title

[DedIdick]

Hannams.

[AlBur]

darren walker. Camphill Guns.

Al.

[tacfoley]

Making your own - after amortizing the cost of equipment - costs less than 5% of the cost of buying them ready-made, especially in THIS country where they seem to be mostly imported.

tac

[12gauge]

someone put a link in hear for some bloke that sold them
but i cant find it
help

[hawkeye]

Me neither wanting .44 cal .

[swidds]

top bloke, good prices - http://www.tfsa.co.uk/bullets.htm

[Mike357]

Try Dodgyrog on here. Or Shelhouse Bullet Company.

[hawkeye]

top bloke, good prices - http://www.tfsa.co.uk/bullets.htm

Andy is this the guy you were telling me of with the recycled ones ?

[swidds]

Andy is this the guy you were telling me off with the recycled ones ?

Hello mate, I've never told you off?

[hawkeye]

Hello mate, I've never told you off?

Lol very clever lucky you picked that one up

[swidds]

Lol very clever lucky you picked that one up

couldn't resist, sorry! ...

[Livefast123]

I buy mine from Shellhouse Bullet Company.

[swidds]

recycling jokes aside.. when I was a member of my local airgun club (moved completely into full bore now), they used to give me the collected lead from the back stop. You'd be surprised how much good quality lead builds up on a back stop over a month with a 300 member base.

This would go straight into my Lee melter and turned into what ever I need. The lee melter was only 45 quid and the bullet molds mostly came with the guns I bought (they are usually about 25 quid anyway). I get lead from the local shooting range and have a load from my parents recent roof renovation which will last me a while. My local metal scrappy says he could do some for me as well.

So, I'm not sure if its cheaper than just buying what you need, but it doesn't cost to much to set yourself up... its all part of the shooting experience for me, especially so when you put a DIY lead ball through the V-bull

[hawkeye]

recycling jokes aside.. when I was a member of my local airgun club (moved completely into full bore now), they used to give me the collected lead from the back stop. You'd be surprised how much good quality lead builds up on a back stop over a month with a 300 member base.

This would go straight into my Lee melter and turned into what ever I need. The lee melter was only 45 quid and the bullet molds mostly came with the guns I bought (they are usually about 25 quid anyway). I get lead from the local shooting range and have a load from my parents recent roof renovation which will last me a while. My local metal scrappy says he could do some for me as well.

So, I'm not sure if its cheaper than just buying what you need, but it doesn't cost to much to set yourself up... its all part of the shooting experience for me, especially so when you put a DIY lead ball through the V-bull

Thought about the Lee melter but not sure of a good lead supply locally and if i gotta buy via post it pushes costs up around what the balls are to start with.