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From Ingot to Target: A Cast Bullet Guide for Handgunners

A joint effort by Glen E. Fryxell and Robert L. Applegate

Glen E. Fryxell Robert L. Applegate

Foreword By John Taffin Acknowledgements About The Authors A Few Words About Safety
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Table of Contents Chapters 1. Introduction: A Brief History of Bullet Casting 2. Bullet Casting 101 3. Alloy Selection and Metallurgy 4. Fluxing the Melt 5. Cast Bullet Lubrication 6. Throat and Groove Dimensions 7. Leading 8. Idle Musings of a Greybeard Caster 9. Moulds and Mould Design Additional Glen E. Fryxell Shooting Articles 10. Gas-checked vs. Plain-based Bullets 11. The Wadcutter 12. The Keith SWC 13. Casting Hollow Point Bullets 14. Making Cast HP moulds 15. Hunting with Cast Bullets

16. A Few of Our Favorites Page 1 A Few of Our Favorites Page 2 - Hunting Bullets 17. Appendix A: How Old Is Your Mould?
lasc.us expresses tremendous gratitude to Glen E. Fryxell and Robert L. Applegate for exclusive rights to publish the most important and complete cast bullet handbook to come along in many years. Experienced casters will find much that they knew to be correct and much of what they thought they knew to be incorrect, now they will know why on both counts. This is also the place for new casters to start, from the equipment needed to get started to becoming a master caster while eliminating much of the frustration and trial and error that new casters face.

Thank You Mr. Fryxell and Mr. Applegate. lasc.us is proud to host this exceptional book. This book is copy right protected (copyright 2011). All rights are reserved by the authors. No part may be copied, reproduced or transmitted in any fashion without written permission of the authors. Warning: All technical data mentioned, especially handloading and bullet casting, reflect the experience of specific individuals using specific tools, products, equipment and components under specific conditions and circumstances not necessarily reported in this book or on this web site and over which The Los Angeles Silhouette Club (LASC), this web site or the author's have no control. The above has no control over the condition of your firearms or your methods, components, tools, techniques or circumstances and disclaims all and any responsibility for any person using any data mentioned.