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<blockquote data-quote="Buck98" data-source="post: 4237611" data-attributes="member: 51795"><p>I separate the lead, WW’s, and everything else into separate piles. Melt WW’s and lead separately into ingots. Discard or recycle whatever is left. When I cast I use 2 to 1 WW / lead. Not too hard or too soft. I cast for 44 SP/mag,45 auto/ 45 LC, 38/357. Stir the pot often and flux any time I add more ingots. Haven’t had any issues (yet).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buck98, post: 4237611, member: 51795"] I separate the lead, WW’s, and everything else into separate piles. Melt WW’s and lead separately into ingots. Discard or recycle whatever is left. When I cast I use 2 to 1 WW / lead. Not too hard or too soft. I cast for 44 SP/mag,45 auto/ 45 LC, 38/357. Stir the pot often and flux any time I add more ingots. Haven’t had any issues (yet). [/QUOTE]
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