show us the finished pellet .

When I lived in South America I saw people that had bought rolls of .22 caliber lead wire. They nipped off chunks with side cutters and shot them through air rifles.

Wow! I’ve never seen such precision machine work ! Love that springer!

Love the bit where he looks around to where his mum is lol

I enjoyed the video and dug the pallet furniture. How accurate can u group these pellets. I would be impressed if they could group an inch at 20 yards

What a great idea , I've been looking at molds costing 300 bucks or more it's crazy what some manufacturers want , I would take more care in the process and maybe make a way to clean then up a bit while still semi molten , have you tried cleaning up the tabs while still molten , just take a putty knife and hit the tops with it right after you pour , anyway you thought outside the box and took me with you , I got a lot of ideas from this , if indeed I do make my own or have any mods I will for sure do a shout out and give you credit for sparking ideas

What was the range when shot the fire? Your pallet furniture is a great idea. And quick to make.

As a last resort it is a good idea. Kind of slow but good idea. Do not breath the lead fumes, they are bad for your health. So do it outdoors. Also avoid direct contact with skin

@WaschyNumber1

4 жыл бұрын

You can't breathe the lead fumes, what's evaporating are oil and other residues. Lead evaporation starts from 1749 °C, 3180 °F,. You shouldn't eating anything when handling lead and wash hands afterwards with soap or better dedicated washing stuff for lead cleaning. And also not breathing the powder from grinding lead.

Did you get a shoeing for using her 'good' pan?

Do you need an alloy in that lead mix

Nice video man

@TheModernMaker

7 жыл бұрын

Cheers :)

Was this video to with pellets or pliers?

This is a great idea for a field expedient pellet mold/s for long duration field ops, like what our founding fathers [early settlers] did for their muskets.

@a19spyro95

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, honestly it reminded me of the scene in "The Patriot" when he is melting toy soldiers to make musket balls.

This is familiar because I used to get my pellets I shot melt them down and then shoot them again but they were never accurate in the slightest

Man the hassle just out weighs the benefit

I also wonder if this could be done for .25 pellets or are they getting to large for this type of casting

@DaveSmith-cp5kj

2 жыл бұрын

.25 is perfect, since that's just 1/4" drill bit.

Thank youuuu

i dont shoot cats they are to big to fit in my air gun

@charleshines6155

5 жыл бұрын

I would never shoot cats. I have a black one. I named her Jinx.

@WaschyNumber1

4 жыл бұрын

Really good joke 🤣😂

@JTV84

3 жыл бұрын

why did you have to say that? now i will live the rest of my life wanting a cat cannon.

@wyesolsirius4947

2 жыл бұрын

@@JTV84 a catapult

take a center punch and punch a whole in back 1/4 way down

Have you ever chronyd them? I have a 44 fpe .22 Walther PCP and did the same shit (with a 2.5 mm hole through the middle and a nail to make hollowpoints). The rifling grabs the whole length of the pellet thus slowing it down immensely. Mine are 25.5 gr and they fire at about 760 fps - normally I´d get 860 from a pellet of this weight, so I lose 100 feet to friction. I can´t imagine what the speed would be in a 12 fpe springer...

@TheModernMaker

7 жыл бұрын

I don't have a Chronograph but I would be really interested to see how they perform, I thought about making a slightly altered mouldt that allows for a hollow part in the back so it can deform more to engage the rifling :)

@OldNavajoTricks

6 жыл бұрын

TheSpannerKid someone above suggested a centrepunch tapped in the pellets arse to give it a skirt, save a tiny amount of material for remelting too...

Who said, "Primitive Pete" was dead? I'll buy my pellets at Walley World.

@danielk8149

2 жыл бұрын

😂👍that 100 bucks worth of labor and bs to save 10 buck per 500 pellets

What size of a drill bit did you use?

@starburst8158

6 жыл бұрын

Jon Neet 5.5 mm

Interesting approach. I would recommend a drill press whenever possible. And just as an FYI, while it's always stressed to wash your hands after handling lead (yes it's important), the single biggest source (medically speaking) of systemic lead poisoning is inhalation. So, always wash with soap and water, and always have Good Ventilation. Do that, and handling lead isn't an issue. Of course some like to use nitrile gloves, and that's fine, but good handwashing with soap and water will work, as long as your hands stay away from your mouth until wash-up time - i.e. no drinking, eating, smoking, gum chewing, or etc.

@Polo_CJR

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong it's not proven and it's 2022..

@Polo_CJR

2 жыл бұрын

People done this since 1800s they lived there life fine, and there's no proof of what you're saying. There is proof of people using it everyday and living normal life expectancy with normal life issues.

@kirkboswell2575

2 жыл бұрын

@@Polo_CJR - ??? No proof? Sorry, you are wrong about that. Back when lead was still used in gas, parking lot attendants had high lead levels - to the point it was considered an occupational hazard. Indoor firing range operators also had high lead levels persistently. Neither group handled lead, but were in areas where lead would be airborne for significant periods of time. Removal of lead from gas has eliminated the occupational hazard of high lead levels of parking lot attendants, and mandatory air scrubbing has eliminated lead in Indoor range operators. Also, took care of a patient who had persistently high lead levels. He was a reloader. Swore up and down he was washing his hands and avoiding eating and drinking while at the bench. Come to find out, he was a tobacco chewer. Since he didn't eat or drink tobacco, he truthfully said he avoided drinking and eating. Tobacco got added to the list of things to avoid, and his lead levels came down. The only other intervention was washing his hands well with soap and water after a stint at the bench. Mercury is the only heavy metal I'm aware of that will absorb through skin, and it does this by readily compounding with skin cells. The only way to get lead through the skin is through a cut. Large, small, micro, it requires a cut. That leaves inhalation and ingestion as the primary routes to get lead into the body. Bullet fragments from getting shot aren't usually a problem because the body walls them off with scar tissue, but if anything breaks that scar tissue down, then bullet fragments can become a source, but that's a rarity, not a rule. The biggest problem with lead in the bloodstream is that it enters the body more easily than the body can get rid of it. Yes, the body can eliminate lead, but it's a very slow process and takes a long time. If you keep adding exposure, the lead levels will keep climbing. So, I repeat, good handwashing with soap and water is required when handling lead. Do that and there isn't any reason to be afraid of handling lead. Want to use gloves? Be my guest. Nothing wrong with that approach, but good handwashing after is fine. I know of someone else who uses a lab coat when at the bench. Takes it off before picking up his kids. That's also a valid approach. I'll repeat lead is a problem when it gets into the bloodstream. That can happen easily through the lungs and stomach. It DOESN'T happen easily otherwise, and good handwashing with soap and water will remove any lead molecules from the skin - which is why lead has been used "without any problems" since (1800's - nope. Since before Christ).

@acorgiwithacrown467

2 жыл бұрын

@@Polo_CJR Wow, your a dumbass. Look up lead poisoning before posting such idiotic statements.

Do you sell these?

Just make sure you don't get zinc in your lead. That causes casting problems.

I'm trying to find a way to cast .25 cal pellets because I have a lot of lead in my garage I could melt but I don't know a fast, efficient way to do so

@crazyredneck9709

5 жыл бұрын

Take an old speaker burn it get the round metal frame an old tumbler coffee cup with the metal cup inside and a simple propane blowtorch

@aarontaylor1484

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe get a lead melting pit and molds like most people do??

Wow great idea !!! why people dislike this video ?!

@1959Berre

6 жыл бұрын

Because this dude is not really a handyman; the way he struggles with tools is beyond belief.

@senatorjosephmccarthy2720

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously, it's the irritating music.

Berapa cetakanya yg sepuluh lobang

I got to do the measurements for mine cuz I don't want to go and make it and I thought find out well this is a put a whole bunch of crap and time enough

I would love to purchase this item from you?

wow, he could hit something, with springer too.

You have a perfectly good grinder on the table and yet you try to hacksaw or dremel off the end of the pliers? I was wondering if you were going to injure yourself.

@robertsalomonsanchez

Жыл бұрын

He was probably demonstrating for the people who have limited tools

When cats kill song birds on feeders 🔥

Look at them soft hands,be careful babe ,don't wanna blister...gimme a break# arealcarpenter

you mean , don't get caught, shooting cats?

Jesus Christ, is this a video on how not to saw the tip off a pair of pliers?

Where do you get the lead from

@DjGlenJon

5 жыл бұрын

scrap yard but mate i honestly dont recommend this idea. just buy pellets they will be much much more accurate ..... or buy a hunting catapult then u can cast lead ammo i do suggest this www.ebay.co.uk/usr/westyorkshirecatapults

@claudb1029

3 жыл бұрын

No at all hard to find. You can buy it as scrap metal. Dirt-the molten lead is so heavy that dirt floats up and you skim it off.

I didn't see how it's made

What 2as that that blew up at the begining

@seantyree8443

4 жыл бұрын

well if you watched the whole video you would know, stop be lazy and having the world do your work

is there anyway to cast lead free pellets?

@crazyredneck9709

5 жыл бұрын

Zinc

@jasonnealey8325

Жыл бұрын

You can cast anything you can melt but other metals are more expensive. Tin is easy to melt . Tungsten too but you are looking at high costs , I guess you might try melting aluminum cans and using aluminum for non lead

Wow. Excellent stuff. Looks like you covered all safety aspects. Good engineering. A new idea on a target. Light a fire in front of a high pressure can? Just one little something I'd like to add which will help you and mostly other people too. For christ sake sell your gun and and do the real shooting fraternity a real favour. Maybe take up bird watching. Real air gunners do not need to be told DO NOT SHOOT CATS.

Umm this really works ok. Not match grade but ok it's all I ask?

nice but it looks like you need better power tools LOL this with be easy with my angle grinder and drill press

nothings visible

but there cool targets

is there any way to cast lead free pellets???

@breantargaryen2630

7 жыл бұрын

Edgy Memer how about plastic?

@rgbgamingfridge

7 жыл бұрын

lol melting plastic, you should use a 3d printer if you want plastic, but why would you want shitty ballistics anyway?

@breantargaryen2630

7 жыл бұрын

Allah's Snackbar i was just inquiring about lead free options and my surprise that there are not many available, and producers have not overcome this, especially with the technology we have and the new plastics available!

@rgbgamingfridge

7 жыл бұрын

Brean Targaryen there are pellets made out of other metals like tin. just google lead free pellets

@breantargaryen2630

7 жыл бұрын

Allah's Snackbar i searched around ther are no 35 or 45 cal pellets made of tin!

arkadaşlar pellet bittiğinde pellet yapabilirsiniz kanalımda videosu mevcut izleyin sizde yapın pelletiniz bitip bulamadığınızda işinize yarar saygılar

lead particles and chips break off into the meat when i hunt, im not a big fan on feeding that to me or my family.

@MrSniperdude01

4 жыл бұрын

@Brean Targaryen You're not cooking the lead long enough. That's the impurities in the lead, which will separate entirely when lead is cooked long enough at the right temperature. I went to a trade school for plumbing -- we had to cast iron pipe w/ lead & the instructor would Jimmy them to test

@MrSniperdude01

4 жыл бұрын

When you start to see separation, always scrape the impurities out & stir occasionally to make sure there none at the bottom

Is it soup yet?

quanto custa uma caixinha de chumbinho aí onde você mora ???

@SuperFonzy73

5 жыл бұрын

Junior Sachinelli Hay veces que uno vive muy lejos de una tienda y esto se hace en caso de una emergencia. He hecho bolitas de plomo grandes para cazar cerdos con mi escopeta cuando no tengo para comprar cartuchos caros.

Did'nt get any of what's he doing..video shaking too much

For all that time and cost to make really un-matched pellets, I will rather go mow the neihgbour's lawn and buy a proper box of pellets.

can we just take a moment and respect bosch for dremills

my dude no..you! be careful with that Russian roulette shove fam

Verry difficult to look... Put your camera on the stand

Is that even legal in the UK?

@TheModernMaker

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's fine :)

@frostfeet55

8 жыл бұрын

+TheSpannerKid hopefully the British billywankers don't bust your door down(: you can't even own firearms lol.

@memeboi4173

7 жыл бұрын

+Memester you dont know much about England

@nonstop9907

6 жыл бұрын

Such comments don't surprise me when I live in a nanny state, I may be English, but I agree with the American way of life that we should all be FREE men, real freedom is in America, here we just have a false brand of freedom, where every Brit pretty much calls for literally everything to be Banned, what a joke.

@jamessimpson183

6 жыл бұрын

Jerry and it’s fully legal to own a firearms in the uk if you have a licence 😂how uneducated can people get

lo único que me gusto del vídeo fue el patio de la casa, por q esta muy mal filmado hasta me dio mareo viéndolo

as long as u r not busted its legal duh...

@senatorjosephmccarthy2720

4 жыл бұрын

What's legal if not busted? Are you a misleading troll?

Nakakaduling ung camera..

don't let your cats roam around and destroy vehicle paint jobs and out door furniture

@boomstick4054

2 жыл бұрын

Imprison all cats? 😺 🐈‍⬛🙀🐈😼😸

I was doing fine until 5:35 ….. when the "Don't Shoot Cats" propaganda slid through.

Terrible, the camera was not centered, I could'nt read half the words and could'nt see most of it. was On the bottom of screen.. Very disappointing.

Video malisimo yo no se ni lo que izo

why i cant shoot cats ????? :D

@TheModernMaker

7 жыл бұрын

It's mean!

@thomaskolbeck5535

6 жыл бұрын

Das ist auch gut so,auf Katzen schiessen zum Spaß ist ein perverser Zeitvertreib

@richardturner6981

6 жыл бұрын

yasin keskin #1 it's cruel #2 it's illegal #3 if you do shoot a cat somebody like me will find you and it will not be pretty what will happen to you. Understand?

@kiwithecannabis6922

5 жыл бұрын

If you shoot a cat people will get mad and try to kill you in brutal way thats the lesson kid never kill a pet or else people will get super angry and kill you

bruh

Cool. But who want to hear that dam grinding. Really.

@senatorjosephmccarthy2720

4 жыл бұрын

And the music is what's irritating.

Don't shoot cats. That's the whole reason I was watching this video.

WTF...

Absolute BS. Lol

Bosta

Wtf 😂 don't shoot cats well no Sh!t

No gloves..... guarantee no face/eye pro. What a fool

@jasonnealey8325

Жыл бұрын

If you can't say something nice . Well you know 😏

Fucking CLICKBAIT !!! Doesn't show us the finished product. Also you shouldn't be telling people that they can do this inside-- lead fumes will saturate porous surfaces like wall paper, fabric, untreated wood, etc. But who worries about possible toxic poisoning 😆

You are an . I can't see what you"r doing

SUCKS, no close up of the lead what ever . You should be embarrassed wasting our time.

Uufffff...... Boringgggg....