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Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: TAB on September 18, 2008, 08:15:08 PM
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I've got about 20 lbs or so of Lead, that was removed from drain fitings installed in the teens. I have no idea what its make up is.
Save me a trip to the scrap yard.
Pick up only.
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Is bullet casting legal there? I thought it was banned in The Soviet State of Kalifornia. I used to give my scrap lead to some guys at work who cast bullets. I think they would kill for 20 pounds of lead. They would fight over a single wheel weight if they weren't such good friends. :) I don't work there anymore, but I found out this summer that one of my neighbors casts small cannonballs from lead so he gets my scraps. Too bad it's a 4,600 mile round trip to get yours.
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Unless there is a local code, then yes its perfectly legal. I have never done it, I don't shoot lead bullets.... I'm exposed to enough heavy metals at work... I don' need to be exposed to more.
With CAs current scrap laws, its not worth my time unless I'm going to get a grand... I mean do you really want to get 1099ed for $30. Giving up finger prints, proving its mine... its just not worth it. Hell it would cost me that in gas to drive the work truck there.
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Let's send a note to Hazcat. Maybe he could get it picked up and bounce it all over the nation dividing it up between those that would like some of it. I mean ... it's free isn't it ... what's a few thousand in shipping costs?
Twenty pounds? I've started new hobbies with less resources than that.
Are there any SASS clubs in your area? A note to one of those groups would get rid of it quickly I'd bet.