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I use semichrome polish on my Redding measure to clean the moving parts of powder residue. I think it has some kind of wax in it. Performance definitely improves.

Lyman sells mold repair kits that include a sprue plate. I don't know the difference between a Lyman machine mold and manual one? Maybe it will work for you?

Maybe a future collector’s item ?

I have one too, a 6 cavity but I wish it was a 4 cavity. The weight gets my arthritic thumb joints upset.

What is the mold number?

Maybe you can get another bowl and save that one for when you tumble buckshot again? Try a rag with some alcohol and give a good scrub and call it good. I’ll bet after awhile the walnut shell or corn...

Personally I don’t think it matters on the target. But good looking boolits are nice.

Lucky guy!! Enjoy!

I have a Zev trigger in my G35, it’s better than the stock one. But their striker spring is too weak and caused light primer hits. I changed it back to the stock one. That solved the failure to fire...

For the wishlist…6BR Norma please.

The one I like to shoot the most is my Winchester M69A match version.

Was it this? https://www.accuratemolds.com/bullet_detail.php?bullet=45-160S

That would be a Harvey Prot-X-Bore bullet, it uses a zinc washer cast in the base. Kinda like a gas check.

Clean and slug the barrel that may give you some insight.

Be sure to measure your case length after sizing and trim as necessary.

I start on the far cavity because I have the mold on a slight incline so I minimize drips or splatters getting into the next cavity. Some molds don't mind that I use a continuous pour where others...

I'm liking the Arsenal 162gr RN, it's a scaled down version of the H&G 34. Works great in my pistols.

Good question

What kind of variation do you see?

That looks like an indication of high pressure, large firing pin hole or a combination of the two. When you set your powder measure do you test the weight multiple times? Sometimes it takes quite a...

Lucky guy!

Titegroup works well for me. I load a 185gr. WC with 5 - 6grs. for easy shooting.

If you stick with known suppliers, you'll be okay. Don't get so antsy that you need some component that you shop out on the web for some new company.

CZ 75 Tactical Sport in 9mm. This is an amazing pistol.

Check out this interesting video.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M8AxgPPoKkU