As the title says lookin for a Lyman ingot mould PM me if you can help
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Lyman ingot mould
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Re: Lyman ingot mould
I use a 12 cup deep muffin tin, about £5 from Wilko. The ingots are the right size for the melting pot.
Cheaper than a Lyman ingot mould.
Cheaper than a Lyman ingot mould.
Re: Lyman ingot mould
Good idea I will pick one up next time I am out shopping.channel12 wrote:I use a 12 cup deep muffin tin, about £5 from Wilko. The ingots are the right size for the melting pot.
Cheaper than a Lyman ingot mould.
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