quicksylver
Well-Known Member
My experience with Ben's Red and BLL has exceeded all expectations.
Yes taking your time to heat and stir is the secret to making a good batch.
On my second go around I found that using a hair dryer or elect. heat gun to
speed up the melting of the BW worked just dandy.
I also found that letting the Red and Tacky to sit without proper sealing allows it
to dry and harden some where it is exposed to the air ,causing my second batch to have a
very slight strawberry ice cream look to it.
The only down side of Ben's Red for me is getting use to how easily it works in the lube sizer,
I keep using too much pressure and it gets under the bullet when sizing.
Great stuff, thanks Ben !
Yes taking your time to heat and stir is the secret to making a good batch.
On my second go around I found that using a hair dryer or elect. heat gun to
speed up the melting of the BW worked just dandy.
I also found that letting the Red and Tacky to sit without proper sealing allows it
to dry and harden some where it is exposed to the air ,causing my second batch to have a
very slight strawberry ice cream look to it.
The only down side of Ben's Red for me is getting use to how easily it works in the lube sizer,
I keep using too much pressure and it gets under the bullet when sizing.
Great stuff, thanks Ben !