LaMaster Arms - Manufacture of Musket Balls and their Molds

[@edglass9912]

That was an interesting presentation! Thanks! Ed from Lynchburg

[@feraltweed]

Thanks for the interesting video

[@jackcook8613]

Thanks for the lead on that .509 mold.

[@LaMasterArms]

Please excuse us, during the video, Brian mentions a “pound of powder,” this was a mistake as he meant a pound of lead! Thank you for watching!

[@JerryEitnier]

GOOD

[@jeffreydevillez7433]

How prevalent were .34 cal. Percussion rifles?

[@jackcook8613]

Thanks, Brian, for the info on the number system. I'll have to make up a cross-reference chart for balls per pound to caliber. By the way, I'm looking for a .509 ball mold for the .52 cal rifle I'm building. Any lines on one would be appreciated.

[@LaMasterArms]

@@jackcook8613 Hi Jack, thanks for your question! Unfortunately, I do not have a .509 mold at the moment. However, I would direct you to Larry Callahan, who makes quality custom molds! His advertisement should be in the back of Muzzleloader magazine.