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DangerousDrummer:
I read all of the pages at castboolits. Looks perfect for my needs. I had just ordered a 1.2 to 35 v variable dc power supply ($15) that will handle up to 5amps in order to start copper plating. PC might just eliminate copper plating if the application problems can be overcome. I have a 9x20 lathe and cheapo milling machine so building jigs and fixtures is pretty easy. I should be able to get started powder coating this weekend after a trip to harbor frieght and Wallyworld today. There is also a company that sells larger quantities of paint in some really cool colors, most prices run $15-$20, but the number of boolits that could be coated is very high.

unfy:
For pistol plinking PC might be totally awesome.... we shall see.

I'll continue the copper plating experiments, but this is a nice diversion ;)

bkoenig:
Someone on another board pointed out something - don't coat them blue, since that's the color used for simunitions. 

bkoenig:

--- Quote from: DangerousDrummer on March 29, 2013, 06:26:38 AM ---I have a 9x20 lathe and cheapo milling machine so building jigs and fixtures is pretty easy.

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I think Unfy and I have found a kindred soul.

GreyGeek:

--- Quote from: bkoenig on March 29, 2013, 07:51:09 AM ---Quote from: DangerousDrummer on Today at 06:26:38 AM
I have a 9x20 lathe and cheapo milling machine so building jigs and fixtures is pretty easy.

I think Unfy and I have found a kindred soul.
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I have a book that contains plans for a 9mm machine gun that can be made in a home work shop using parts from a hardware store.  Milling machine not necessary.   The guy who wrote that book spent four years in a British prison for doing so.

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