BUT WHEELWEIGHTS ARE A WASTE OF TIME.. WAAAHHH!!!

Mooseman · Dec 1, 2013

j8064 said:
Hey, DCR, when are you gonna throw in the towel and stop wasting your time on those things? Come on, admit it. They are totally worthless for gawds sake. Geez, if you'd just give it up think about how much time you'd save - not to mention the cost of lube, primers and powder you'd save. Dayum, man...I guess you'll just never learn...

Besides, you don't even know the percentage of alloy in that crap. Keep in mind, if you don't blend in melted goat hairs mixed with rust from an old Jeep bumper flavored with cocoa mix (at least 3% of each), any CB's you shoot will cost you even more in supplies to repaint your spinner!

Seems like we just can't talk you off the ledge...

I think you are wasting your time. I don't think he even understands peas and onions.

wilcam47 · Dec 1, 2013

Potato?

j8064 · Dec 1, 2013

SPEAKING OF POTATO...!

wilcam47 said:
Potato?

While I was wasting my time attempting to bring some sense to DCR, one of the darn beagles snitched two raw potatoes out of the bag in the pantry and began to chew them. No doubt DCR will want the taters to add to his wheel weights since they have exactly 3% of both beagle tooth marks and spit on them.
:sad20:

wilcam47 · Dec 1, 2013

j8064 said:
While I was wasting my time attempting to bring some sense to DCR, one of the darn beagles snitched two raw potatoes out of the bag in the pantry and began to chew them. No doubt DCR will want the taters to add to his wheel weights since they have exactly 3% of both beagle tooth marks and spit on them.

Beagles are funny...I posted this in a different thread but, a friend has a beagle that followed me to my hunting spot/property about a half mile away...so rather than let the dog run around my property scaring the deer off I wondered if he (beagle) would ride on it...so I said get up and to my surprise he jumped right on like it was no big deal...I held on to him so he wouldn't fall off and I drove the half mile to his house and the beagle jumped off like he had the best day in his life :lol2:

I was laughing the whole time...

jimv8eatr · Dec 1, 2013

Mooseman said:
... I hope to get my reloading room set up while I am on vacation, however moving furniture with my bum arm is challenging.

Let me know, I'll help you move furniture anytime. :party29:

Mooseman · Dec 1, 2013

j8064 said:
While I was wasting my time attempting to bring some sense to DCR, one of the darn beagles snitched two raw potatoes out of the bag in the pantry and began to chew them. No doubt DCR will want the taters to add to his wheel weights since they have exactly 3% of both beagle tooth marks and spit on them.

But what percentage of beagle hair do they have on them?

jimv8eatr said:
Let me know, I'll help you move furniture anytime.

I appreciate the offer Jim. Thanks

wilcam47 · Dec 1, 2013

Mooseman said:
But what percentage of beagle hair do they have on them?

I appreciate the offer Jim. Thanks

more like beagle slobber :lol2:

1-3%

tony b · Dec 4, 2013

started separating 5 gallon bucket of ww so far 1/2 are zn or fe. But half are still pb. hope to make ingots sunday

6-Pack · Dec 7, 2013

I generally get about 70% (give or take) of gross weight in pure lead from wheel weights. It is so neat to watch the steel clips float on the molten lead!

forkauto · Dec 7, 2013

I have an auto shop in the Kingsville Md area. Any MDS member wanting weights, I will gladly hook you up gratis. I store my weights in 5 gallon buckets. Right now I believe it's only about half full. You can pm me here or call the shop @ 410-592-8243. Anyone in Carroll County wanting them can meet me in Hampstead near my home to get.

Gary

stu929 · Dec 7, 2013

I would be very interested in this. I have been trying for a while to find a local place to get lead and keep striking out.

Even if not right now maybe the next bucket you make I'd be very greatful!

Deep Creek Rock · Dec 8, 2013

6-Pack said:
I generally get about 70% (give or take) of gross weight in pure lead from wheel weights. It is so neat to watch the steel clips float on the molten lead!

Hard to believe those dirty ugly weights turn into nice shiney bullets. Love the sound they make when they hit steel!

Deep Creek Rock · Dec 8, 2013

Been turning those ingots into 200 grain SWC (H&G 68 style) for 45 Auto, the last few weeks. These feed really well in 1911's, that normally are supposed to feed hardball/roundnose. They shoot pretty good in my 1911 too.

Ive already casted 1000's of them to add to the surplus. You can never have too many bullets.

tony b · Dec 8, 2013

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