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sgtD · June 2nd, 2009, 01:03 AM

10-4. I have an aquaintance who has been sort of mentoring me along in the reloading venture. He shoots a lot of CAS and long range cowboy rifle matches. He also casts his own bullets.

I am going try to get with him next time he does some casting and learn some more about it. I was just kidding about the flame scaring me anyway. I was a welder for 15yrs (I'm a middle aged law student: career change you know) I have actually had my clothes set on fire by sparks more times than I care to count and I'm none the worse for wear. So no real worries there. However, I do see the potential danger in breathing the fumes. My dad was a car painter and I grew up wearing masks and respirators in his shop, so I know that drill. lol

Thanks for the info though. Very interesting stuff.

June 2nd, 2009, 01:03 AM	#29
sgtD VIP Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Kansas Posts: 2,212	10-4. I have an aquaintance who has been sort of mentoring me along in the reloading venture. He shoots a lot of CAS and long range cowboy rifle matches. He also casts his own bullets. I am going try to get with him next time he does some casting and learn some more about it. I was just kidding about the flame scaring me anyway. I was a welder for 15yrs (I'm a middle aged law student: career change you know) I have actually had my clothes set on fire by sparks more times than I care to count and I'm none the worse for wear. So no real worries there. However, I do see the potential danger in breathing the fumes. My dad was a car painter and I grew up wearing masks and respirators in his shop, so I know that drill. lol Thanks for the info though. Very interesting stuff. __________________ When you've got 'em by the balls, their hearts & minds will follow. Semper Fi.