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About LinkBacksLead and lead fumes are poisionous so take precautions or very bad things will happen to you very slowly.
Never ever let any water or moisture or even a drip of sweat drop into your molten lead or onto your casting equipment ..... very bad things will happen to you very fast if you do.
.303's vary considerablely in bore diameters.
Slug the barrel of the .303 that your loading for so you know what size to swage your projectiles to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErFaJlUVs1Y
Have fun!
Cheers
Pete
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