Posted: 3/16/2015 7:52:20 AM EDT
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I just ran into a cartload of about 125 pounds of #9 shot.
I don't reload for shotguns and plan on getting rid of it. I use #6 for rabbits, squirrels and pheasant. Who uses #9? What for? |
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Quoted: Should be easy enough to melt down for handgun projectiles wouldn't it? Not worth it to refine 125 pounds of shot. Sell it and buy good casting lead. |
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Wrong alloy. It has trace additions of certain elements to increase surface tension so when the molten lead is dribbled, it forms nice spheres which solidify as they are falling through the tower. That is how shot is made. Not worth it to refine 125 pounds of shot. Sell it and buy good casting lead. Quoted:
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Should be easy enough to melt down for handgun projectiles wouldn't it? Not worth it to refine 125 pounds of shot. Sell it and buy good casting lead. You're like the Wonderful Wizard of Arfcom. Whenever I see a question asked in a thread, I usually just scroll down until I see your reply. 
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Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. Quoted:
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Skeet shooters. Find a skeet range nearby and you won't have any trouble selling it at $30 a bag. Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. Only the orange ones, because they're easier to see. |
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Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. Quoted:
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Skeet shooters. Find a skeet range nearby and you won't have any trouble selling it at $30 a bag. Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. They are, those evil gun nuts shoot every skeet they can get their sights on. 
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Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. Quoted:
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Skeet shooters. Find a skeet range nearby and you won't have any trouble selling it at $30 a bag. Thanks. I thought it was along these lines. Incidentally, I heard that skeets were on the endangered species list. No. I've missed plenty enough for them to get away and breed! 
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