Part III is still in production.
D'oh. Wanting to wait until all three are released before watching it heh. Hate having to wait between flicks that are all apart of a single story...
GreyGeek's warning... hmmm... maybe unfy can teach a "Lead is your Friend" NFOA course. 
SFG and I toyed with the thought of mentioning bullet casting basics during the reloading class but decided that it was a topic that best deserved it's own separate class if we were to do such a thing. While the basics are simple enough... there's a fair amount of safety stuff to mention, topics to discuss, etc. It could easily turn into a couple hours etc.
Clinic would undoubtedly stress safety, protective wear, how to handle accidents, alloy considerations to bullet purpose, different style molds, different style pots, casting techniques, different bullet styles (lube style, gas check or not, etc), sizing, different lube techniques, dealing with lead in the barrel, etc. And assuming I get everything ironed out - prolly also powder coating
.
Molds can still be hard to come by, so I doubt there's any interest in such a clinic.
Amazing we survived 8,000+ years of smelting without EPA oversight.
I hate the EPA. I really do
. Above and beyond other regulatory commissions (where are all illegal IMHO) ... but... the fact that they dig their noses into folks that keep just a handful of bunnies and other such things... just... grrr. *hate*
Article. I.
Section. 1.
All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives.
A body of rules of conduct of binding legal force and effect, prescribed, recognized, and enforced by controlling authority.
In U.S. law, the word law refers to any rule that if broken subjects a party to criminal punishment or civil liability.
Break an agency's regulation, get a fine or go to jail.
Sounds like punishment to me.
Regulations are thus 'laws'.
But not written by Congress.
How does that work ?
I only mention it in passing in the 'definitive answer to selling cast bullets' thread, but the EPA's undoubtedly face-in-your-business is another serious problem for doing so
. Even if ya moved to swaging bullets, you're still dealing with Pb and they'd undoubtedly find a way to harass you.
Even if ya moved to all copper bullets or something, I imagine the EPA would find a way to shaft your plump delicious rear end.....
To bring this back on topic:
http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/leadp/fr15no11.pdf"National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Primary Lead Smelting: Residual Risk and Technology Review; Final rule"
PDF has 70834 to 70859 are enumerated at the top. Are those page numbers ? 70k pages of what exactly ? Are you ****ting me ? And a billion footnotes and such too for 'see this too'.
Closing Pb smelting plants would increase the cost of Pb and also cause us to start importing it. Pb has a lot of uses outside of high speed projectiles... so... sigh.
