B.R.O. Quick Tip! B.A.M. Buckshot clean up!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The B.A.M. Buckshot from Ballistic Products is some awesome stuff but it's a bit messy! In this video, I'll show yall how I clean these pellets and polish them to help with roundness and extended range performance. Important links are below:
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Great video! Got my Do it Slingshot mold today Wade. Can’t wait to get it rollin!
Last year I ordered a bag of the BAM “T” shot (.20 cal). It actually measures (.219) but it patterns great, I have an old Sharp Shooter mold for “T” buck but it takes a lot of casting sessions to accumulate enough to load up. Great video! Been with you over 10 years Wade, I appreciate all that you do.
Yessir brother... my pleasure.
Wade, your the man thanks for the tip!!
Yessir!
Wade, you can throw that BAM directly from the bag into a cement mixer with the paddles removed and have it black and shiny in an hour.
I gotta get 1 of those Harbor Freight mixers this year!!
I got a couple 22Lb bags of their 00+ the price is right but that stuff is nasty when you get it. I ended up putting it in my wet tumbler without the pins, cleaned it right up with some dawn in the mix.
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Thanks,
Respectfully,
Joe
Yessir! Bubbarountreeoutdoors@gmail.com
@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Ok, Sounds good Sir, I'll get that to you this evening.
Thanks,
Respectfully,
Joe
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I polish my old oxidized and tarnished loose bulk “unloaded” projectiles in my rock tumbler. A good four hours and they look better than new again.
Glad i came across your channel Mr. Wade always worth learning something new
Great tip and I love the BAM buckshot. Shoots great.
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Nice. Never used BAM gotta Check into it now beautimus
What type of tumbler media is used, during the tumbling process?
I took the SS pins out of my wet tumbler and just tumbled the shot on itself. Worked great.
Thanks
I use a few bigger caliber ball when I tumble my shot. That's it!
Is buffer necessary for BAM shot due to its hardness?
Not as much. But it will make a difference for extended range shots.
WADE: Instead of hair dryer, why not just put 'em in the oven for 30 minutes at 250 degrees?
You can place em in the oven. Or put em on the front porch in this heat!!
I would put on rubber glove that is lead I would not handle
I think you might be lost.
Lead is only bad if it gets into your system through respiration or ingestion. Hand washing before eating, and proper ventilation when casting is all that's needed when handling lead.
So why not leave the graphite on it? I have plenty of the BAM #1 buck and #4 birdshot.
It's a couple reasons; the pellets are round-ish but that tumble helps smooth out a lot of imperfections. That's my main reason. I use a full length wad most times so I don't really need the pellets to be treated with Graphite.
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